Show #2397 1995-01-24 (taped 1994-11-08) Regular

Contestants

Patrick McCauley — a research director from Arlington, Virginia

Tom Moynihan — an attorney from Irving, Texas

David Bond — a classical guitarist originally from Subury, Massachusetts (whose 2-day cash winnings total $26,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
David	$300	$2,600	$4,000	$2,000 2nd place: trip to Sand Key, Florida	$5,300 11 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Tom	$200	$200	$600	$1 3rd place: Croton watch	$600 4 R, 1 W
Patrick	$2,400	$5,600	$11,200	$11,200 New champion: $11,200	$11,200 31 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

BRITISH HISTORY	TABLE TENNIS	BUSINESS BIGGIES	MUSIC APPRECIATION	SEWING	CROSSWORD CLUES "I"
$100 [21] In 1958 the first women were admitted to this upper house of Parliament the House of Lords Patrick	$100 [16] This common name for the game was once owned by Parker Brothers ping pong Patrick	$100 [15] This instant photography company began marketing 35 mm. conventional film in 1989 Polaroid Patrick	$100 [1] Developed c. 1800, the Tourte type of this, which curves inward, is still used to play violins today bows Patrick	$100 [2] The fasteners known as "hooks and" these are often seen at the waistline eyes David	$100 [12] Cake topper(5) icing Patrick
$200 [9] Nearly 15,000 of the Duke of Wellington's men were killed or wounded in this one-day battle June 18, 1815 Waterloo David	$200 [6] Usually the first player to score this many points wins the game 21 Patrick	$200 [13] McKesson Corp. sells this product under the Sparkletts & Crystal brand names bottled water Tom	$200 [10] Dietrich Winkel invented this device that beats time for musicians but Johann Maelzel patented it a metronome David	$200 [3] If you sew by hand, you know that the "running" type of this is the most basic a stitch Patrick	$200 [4] Annoy(3) irk Patrick
$300 [22] The Tudor dynasty ended in 1603 with the death of this queen Queen Elizabeth I Patrick	$300 [7] Most players use the shake-hands one, a few use the penhold grip Patrick	$300 [14] In May 1994 Swiss conglomerate Sandoz agreed to buy this U.S. baby food giant for $3.7 billion Gerber Patrick	$300 [11] The number of sixteenth notes that equal 1 half note in time value 8 Patrick	$300 [8] These folds that shape a garment to flatter the figure have a pub game name darts Patrick	$300 [5] Ellington's "Mood"(6) Indigo Patrick
$400 [23] On Aug. 15, 1947 Britain granted independence to this country after nearly 200 years of rule India Patrick	$400 [30] The center line divides the table into courts for this type of play doubles Patrick	$400 [27] Though it has plants in many countries, Michelin is based in this country France Patrick	$400 [24] Pianists know that the musical direction mano destra means to play with this the right hand David	$400 [17] The "set-in" type of this part of a garment has been called the most popular & the most becoming a sleeve	$400 [19] High-flying Greek(6) Icarus David
DD $1,000 [26] In 1174 Henry II performed public penance at Canterbury for the murder of this man Thomas Becket David	$500 [29] Its debut as a full medal sport occurred at the 1988 Summer Olympics in this Asian city Seoul Patrick	$500 [28] Abbreviated HP, this company was founded by 2 young Stanford engineers in 1939 Hewlett-Packard David	$500 [25] He wrote many operettas, such as "Babes in Toyland", but only 2 operas, "Natoma" & "Madeleine" Victor Herbert	$500 [18] It's the "bivalve" term for semicircles cut into fabric at the edge or border scallops Patrick	$500 [20] Spineless(12) invertebrate Patrick

Double Jeopardy! Round

RUSSIAN SCIENCE	LANDMARKS	SOCIAL REFORMERS	THE ROMAN EMPIRE	LITERARY CHARACTERS	DORIS DAY FILMS
$200 [1] K. Tsiolkovsky, who predicted space travel, would have been 100 when this was launched in October 1957 Sputnik Patrick	$200 [4] Closed from 1967-1975, this Middle Eastern canal was later enlarged to accommodate supertankers the Suez Canal David	$200 [7] In 1869 Elizabeth Cady Stanton & this woman founded the National Woman Suffrage Association Susan B. Anthony Patrick	$200 [14] During imperial times, one of these was a denarius; many were denarii silver coins	$200 [13] In a work by Sir Thomas Malory, Sir Constantine of Cornwall is chosen this late king's successor King Arthur Patrick	$200 [27] Doris Day co-starred with this future politician in "Storm Warning" & "The Winning Team" Ronald Reagan Tom
$400 [3] The Soviets claimed Alexander Popov invented this wireless device; he was the first to use an antenna radio Patrick	$400 [2] From the windows of this U.S. city's Renaissance Center you can see Windsor, Ontario Detroit Tom	$400 [8] In 1837 Friedrich Froebel opened his first of these schools, for children in Blankenburg kindergartens David	$400 [15] 3 early kings of Rome, including Tarquin the Proud, belonged to these darn people the Etruscans	$400 [18] Holgrave, a daguerreotypist who hides his true identity, is a lodger in this cursed Hawthorne home the House of the Seven Gables Patrick	$400 [17] In 1953 Day portrayed this legendary Wild West woman & Howard Keel portrayed Wild Bill Hickok Calamity Jane Patrick
$600 [10] At the Institute of Experimental Medicine, he studied apes as well as salivating dogs (Ivan) Pavlov Patrick	$600 [5] It's a town with Pitti, the Pitti Palace Florence	$600 [19] In 1910 she published "Twenty Years at Hull House" (Jane) Addams Patrick	$600 [16] Due to heavy traffic in Rome, these pure women were among the few permitted to drive carts by day Vestal Virgins Patrick	$600 [24] The courageous & strong-willed Alexandra Bergson is the heroine of this Willa Cather novel O Pioneers	—
$800 [11] In 1901 Ilya Ivanovich Ivanov began breeding horses by this method artificial insemination Tom	$800 [6] This U.S. city's Haymarket Square was the site of an 1886 riot Chicago Patrick	$800 [20] Charles Kingsley was against sweated labor & was one of the 1st churchmen to support this evolutionist Darwin David	DD $1,000 [22] Augustus' daughter Julia had an affair with this man's son, Iullus Antonius Mark Antony David	$800 [25] Ironically, Small is the last name of this "Of Mice and Men" character known for his strength Lennie Patrick	—
$1,000 [12] The Russians sent this periodic table maker to the U.S. to study petroleum production Mendeleev Patrick	$1,000 [9] The Cathedral, Church of Santo Tome & Hospital of San Juan in this Spanish city have works by El Greco Toledo	DD $2,000 [21] Born in 1839, this British chocolate maker provided housing & pensions for his workers Cadbury David	$1,000 [23] This emperor who took office in 37 A.D. forced the rich to will him their estates & then killed them Caligula David Tom	$1,000 [26] A liberal lawyer named Seneca Doane runs for mayor of Zenith in this Sinclair Lewis novel Babbitt Patrick	—

Final Jeopardy!

THE AMERICAN THEATRE

This Robert E. Sherwood play about a president won the 1939 Pulitzer Prize for Drama

Abe Lincoln in Illinois

Tom "What ?" — wagered $599

David "What is Mr. Lincoln?" — wagered $2,000

Patrick "What is Steamboat Coming?" — wagered $0

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