Show #2332 1994-10-25 (taped 1994-08-30) Regular

Bill Pitassy game 2.

Contestants

Jeff Wieler — an entrepreneur from Piedmont, California

Dianne Cooke — a writer from Chicago, Illinois

Bill Pitassy — a labor attorney from Cranford, New Jersey (whose 1-day cash winnings total $15,601)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bill	$1,600	$2,700	$7,000	$13,001 2-day champion: $28,602	$10,300 26 R, 4 W (including 2 DDs)
Dianne	$1,600	$2,300	$6,500	$3,105 3rd place: Sanyo fax machine	$7,500 17 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Jeff	$400	$1,800	$3,400	$6,500 2nd place: CounterPoint compact disc player + Columbia House membership	$3,400 10 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

FAMOUS AMERICANS	HOLLYWOOD HODGEPODGE	WARNINGS	MAMMALS	HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES	COMMON BONDS
$100 [1] In 1927 he set a distance record by flying from New York to Paris without refueling Charles Lindbergh Jeff	$100 [21] Though it's now Mann's Chinese Theatre, many people know it by this, its original name Grauman's Chinese Theatre Bill	$100 [11] An old proverb warns, "Don't put all your eggs" here in one basket Jeff	$100 [12] Jumbuck is an Australian term for this woolly mammal a sheep Bill	$100 [22] Leap Day falls on this date every 4 years February 29 Dianne	$100 [2] Pipe, crescent, monkey wrench Bill
$200 [7] The oldest extant home designed by this architect was built in 1889 in Oak Park, Illinois Frank Lloyd Wright Jeff	$200 [30] He & his brother Roy opened their 1st Hollywood studio in 1923; it wasn't much bigger than a mouse hole the Disney brothers (Walt and Roy) Dianne Jeff	$200 [17] This symbol alerts you to pirates & poisons the skull & crossbones Bill	$200 [13] After the moose, this is the largest deer the (American) elk Dianne	$200 [23] The National Federation of these people sponsors White Cane Safety Day on October 15 the blind Dianne	$200 [3] Pipe, bowl, fiddlers three what Old King Cole called for Dianne
$300 [8] When Bob Ford shot & killed him in 1882, this outlaw was using the alias Thomas Howard Jesse James Bill	$300 [27] This Swede reportedly used raw egg & hamburger as a facial; maybe she wanted to be alone Garbo Dianne	$300 [18] It's what's advised by a PG film rating; in fact, it's what the PG stands for parental guidance Bill	$300 [14] There are only 2 species of this wild mammal, Canis lupus & Canis rufus wolves Bill	$300 [24] The rose of Tralee Festival is held in late August or early September in this country Ireland Jeff	$300 [4] Pipe, time, cherry bombs Dianne
$400 [9] In 1955 he was given command of the Navy's expedition to Antarctica, Operation Deepfreeze Admiral Byrd Bill	$400 [28] Sadly, this popular nightclub that was nicknamed the "Troc" closed in 1946 & was torn down the Trocadero Jeff	$400 [19] After Lot left Sodom, God gave him this warning not to look back Dianne	$400 [15] Found in Florida, this endangered sea cow is protected by law the manatee Bill	$400 [25] On July 28 this tiny country surrounded by Italy celebrates the fall of fascism San Marino Dianne	$400 [5] Pipe, dove, olive branch peace offerings Dianne
$500 [10] 1 of 2 men to carry the most states, 49, in a presidential election Reagan (or Nixon) Dianne	$500 [29] Before becoming a gossip columnist, she acted in such silent classics as "Girls Gone Wild" & "The Whip Woman" Hedda Hopper Bill	$500 [20] It's the first right in the Miranda warnings the right to remain silent Dianne	$500 [16] This breed of show horse was developed in 1580 near Trieste, Italy the Lipizzaner Jeff	DD $1,000 [26] On November 6 this North African country commemorates its 1975 takeover of Spanish Sahara Morocco Dianne	$500 [6] Pipe, salmon, cigar things you smoke

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORY	INVENTORS	INTERNATIONAL GROUPS	U.S.A.	POETS	KINGS NAMED ED
$200 [6] In February 1949 this country's Knesset elected Chaim Weizmann as its first president Israel Bill	$200 [11] As a teenager this Connecticut locksmith wanted to be a portrait painter (Linus) Yale Jeff	$200 [16] The Permanent Court of Arbitration was an early predecessor of this the World Court (or the International Court of Justice) Bill	$200 [26] You'll find Our Lady of the Rockies, a 90' statue of the Virgin Mary, east of Butte in this state Montana Bill	$200 [21] This Lincoln biographer was born in Galesburg, Ill. 20 years after Lincoln debated Douglas there Carl Sandburg Bill	$200 [1] After giving up the throne, he was given the title Duke of Windsor Edward VIII Bill
$400 [7] In September 1953 this man became head of the Communist Party; in 1958 he became premier Khrushchev Bill	$400 [12] George Westinghouse was a Navy engineer during this war & later devised a turbine engine for ships the Civil War Bill Dianne	$400 [17] Known as the IOC, it was formed in 1894 to promote & regulate a quadrennial event the International Olympic Committee Dianne	$400 [27] Branson, Missouri is located 200 miles south of this city that's nicknamed the "Heart of America" Kansas City Bill Jeff	$400 [22] Margaret Atwood's 2nd book of poems, "The Circle Game", won this country's Gov. General's award Canada Bill	$400 [2] Edward I brought this Scottish coronation stone to London the Stone of Scone Bill
$600 [8] In 1934 Anastasio Somoza had this country's National Guard murder General Augusto Cesar Sandino Nicaragua Bill	$600 [13] In the 1840s he sold the English rights to his sewing machine to corset maker William Thomas Elias Howe Dianne	$600 [18] The IAEA promotes the safe use of this around the world atomic energy Bill	$800 [29] Huron City in this state was destroyed twice by forest fires; what's left of it is preserved as a museum Michigan Dianne	$600 [23] She dedicated "Aurora Leigh" to her cousin John Kenyon, not to her husband Robert Elizabeth Barrett Browning Bill	$800 [4] Edward III's son Edward was known by this "dark" nickname the Black Prince Jeff
$800 [9] Irish Republicans began a rebellion against British rule on the day after this holiday in 1916 Easter Bill	$800 [14] In 1987 this developer of the single rotor helicopter was inducted into the Nat'l Inventors Hall of Fame Sikorsky Bill	$800 [19] Forbidden to deal with "political" crimes, it concentrates on drugs, smuggling & counterfeiting Interpol Bill	$1,000 [30] Havre de Grace in this Mid-Atlantic state is noted for duck hunting & there's a decoy museum nearby Maryland Bill	$800 [24] The early 20th century poet Olaf Bull is considered the Keats of this Scandinavian country Norway Dianne	$1,000 [5] His death in 1327 is covered in a Christopher Marlowe play Edward II
$1,000 [10] In October 1982 he became the first chancellor of West Germany who reached adulthood after World War II Helmut Kohl Dianne	$1,000 [15] In 1983 this creator of an artificial heart was named Inventor of the Year (Dr. Robert) Jarvik Dianne	$1,000 [20] This body's international labor organization earned the 1969 Nobel Peace Prize the United Nations Bill	DD $1,300 [28] This capital is the home of the 527' Travelers Tower, one of New England's tallest structures Hartford Bill	$1,000 [25] "When the Frost is on the Punkin" is one of this Indianan's most beloved poems (James Whitcomb) Riley Jeff	DD $2,000 [3] Edward VI's father was Henry VIII; his mother was this woman Jane Seymour Bill

Final Jeopardy!

ORCHESTRAL MUSIC

Described as a "Grand Zoological Fantasy" in 14 movements, it was written by a Frenchman in 1886

Carnival of the Animals

Jeff "What is Carnival of the Animals" — wagered $3,100

Dianne "What is Peter & the Wolf?" — wagered $3,395

Bill "What is Carnival of the Animals" — wagered $6,001

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