Show #2137 1993-12-14 (taped 1993-09-13) Regular

David Hillinck game 5.

Contestants

George Hahn — a financial administrator from Whiteland, Indiana

Sandy Silk — a certified financial planner originally from Fall River, Massachusetts

David Hillinck — a teacher and administrator from Pasadena, California (whose 4-day cash winnings total $47,401)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
David	$1,500	$1,300	$900	$399 3rd place: Croton watch	$3,900 14 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
Sandy	$1,400	$1,800	$6,200	$11,001 New champion: $11,001	$6,000 17 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
George	$1,400	$5,300	$5,500	$11,000 2nd place: trip to Scottsdale, Arizona	$4,800 21 R (including 1 DD), 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

ANIMALS	COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES	COLORS	AROUND THE WORLD	NAMES	"MY" SONGS
$100 [6] More of these birds, symbols of the U.S., gather along Alaska's Chilkat River than anywhere else bald eagles George	$100 [1] The 1250-acre campus of this university near South Bend has its own hotel Notre Dame Sandy	$100 [21] This color is a slang term for "cowardly" yellow David	$100 [11] The finest opals come from this continent, mate Australia David	$100 [24] This fairy tale name is the English form of the French Cendrillon, which means "little cinder girl" Cinderella Sandy	$100 [16] "Just Mollie and me, and baby makes three, we're happy in" this "My Blue Heaven" Sandy
$200 [7] The quagga, a type of this striped equine became extinct by 1900 zebras George	$200 [2] The first U.S. college located on an Indian reservation was Navajo Community College in Tsaile in this state Arizona David George	$200 [22] This woolen cloth named for a "dull" color is used to make uniforms olive drab George	$200 [12] The Mercato in this Ethiopian capital is one of Africa's biggest open-air markets Addis Ababa David	$200 [25] Women with this name that stands for caution & foresight are often nicknamed Pru Prudence Sandy	$200 [17] She's "the sweetest flow'r that grows" "My Wild Irish Rose" George
$300 [8] These crustaceans are the most successful "foulers" of ships' hulls barnacles Sandy	$300 [3] The athletic teams of the University of Georgia sport this nickname the Bulldogs Sandy	$300 [23] In Great Britain it's a retailer of fruits & vegetables greengrocer George	$300 [13] This ancient city, called Joppa in the Bible, merged with Tel Aviv in 1950 Jaffa Sandy	$300 [26] From the Aramaic for "gazelle", it was the name of a bewitching little girl on "Bewitched" Tabitha David	$400 [19] This Lesley Gore hit begins, "Nobody knows where my Johnny has gone, but Judy left the same time" "It's My Party" George
$400 [9] In 1992 the first human transplanted with a liver from this type of monkey died after 2 months a baboon George	$400 [4] The USA's first land grant college for Blacks was this state's Lincoln Univ. in Jefferson City Missouri Sandy	$400 [29] Medieval sealing wax for documents & letters usually contained vermilion, a pigment of this color red George	$400 [14] Pecorino, a cheese made from sheep's milk, comes from this country Italy George	$400 [27] This name found in "Hamlet" may have come from the Danish form of George, which is pronounced "yorg" Yorick George	$500 [20] Title following "You don't remember me but I remember you—'twas not so long ago you broke my heart in two" "Tears On My Pillow"
$500 [10] During highest spring tides, this tiny fish "runs" onto the beaches of Southern California & Baja to mate grunion David	$500 [5] In 1701 this Ivy League school was founded by 10 Connecticut clergymen Yale David	$500 [30] From the Latin word for "shade", this brown color can be burnt to make it darker umber George	$500 [15] Vatnajokull, the largest glacier in this volcanic country, covers about 3,200 sq. miles Iceland George	$500 [28] Because it comes from the Latin for "fifth", this 7-letter name is perfect for a fifth son Quinton (or Quentin) George	DD $1,000 [18] Each year in May you'll hear this song played at Churchill Downs "My Old Kentucky Home" George

Double Jeopardy! Round

FIRST LADIES	NEWSPAPERS	CHEF'S SPECIALS	POTPOURRI	OEDIPUS	WRECKS
$200 [11] Letitia Tyler was the first first lady to die in this residence, in 1842 the White House David	$200 [6] The name of this country's second- largest paper, Asahi Shimbun, means "The Rising Sun" Japan David	$200 [22] When these are served casino, they're on the half shell & topped with butter & bacon oysters George	$200 [16] Returning from Europe in May 1888, this Old West entertainer had to bury his horse, Charlie, at sea Buffalo Bill David	$200 [21] As a playwright, Pope John Paul II translated Oedipus' story into this, his native language Polish Sandy	$200 [1] The unsinkable Molly Brown survived the wreck of this "unsinkable" ship the Titanic George
$400 [12] Her father, William Stephenson Bloomer, was an industrial supplies salesman Betty Ford Sandy	$400 [7] John Walter founded the Times of this city in 1785 as the Daily Universal Register London David	$400 [23] Arroz con pollo is these 2 main ingredients cooked with saffron chicken & rice Sandy	$400 [17] It's the study of hearing & hearing disorders audiology George	$400 [27] This oracle prophesied that Oedipus would slay his father & marry his mother The Oracle of Delphi George	$400 [2] Robinson Crusoe got shipwrecked near this major river that flows through Venezuela the Orinoco David
$600 [13] She spent part of her honeymoon in Abilene, Kansas, where she met her husband's family Mamie Eisenhower Sandy	$600 [8] The Arkansas Gazette was founded in Arkansas Post & moved to this city in 1821 Little Rock Sandy	$600 [24] It describes a chopped, spiced ham or a hard-boiled egg whose yolk is mixed with paprika & mayonnaise deviled Sandy George	$600 [18] Meaning "aging", this phrase was first applied to horses because their gums recede with age long in the tooth	$600 [28] After he found his wife dead, Oedipus did this to himself with her brooches poked out his eyes David	$600 [3] A schooner called Ghost is wrecked & ends up as a wreck in this Jack London novel The Sea Wolf David
DD $1,000 [14] The only first lady on Life Magazine's list of the 100 most influential Americans of the 20th century Eleanor Roosevelt Sandy	$800 [9] Founded in the Big Apple in 1919, this daily was the USA's first successful tabloid the Daily News Sandy George	$800 [25] Spheres of ground meat spiced with nutmeg & allspice, browned, then cooked in a cream gravy Swedish meatballs George	$800 [19] "Arrowhead country", this state's area north of Lake Superior, is shaped like an arrowhead Minnesota Sandy George	DD $3,000 [29] When Oedipus answered her riddle, she killed herself the Sphinx David	$800 [4] The 1813 death of Theodosia, this 3rd U.S. VP's daughter, is a mystery, but she probably died in a shipwreck (Aaron) Burr David Sandy George
$1,000 [15] She met her husband when they were both students at Stanford in 1894 Lou Hoover George	$1,000 [10] After being expelled from Harvard, he took over his father's San Francisco Examiner William Randolph Hearst George	$1,000 [26] It's a dish of lobster & cream sauce that's stuffed back in the shell & browned Lobster Thermidor Sandy	$1,000 [20] This Spanish city's most famous attraction is the running of the bulls during the Fiesta de San Fermin in July Pamplona David	—	$1,000 [5] This British colony's other name, the Somers Islands, honors a man who was shipwrecked there in 1609 Bermuda David

Final Jeopardy!

THE OSCARS

His 1991 Supporting Actor Oscar came nearly 40 years after his 1st nomination for "Sudden Fear"

Jack Palance

David "Who is ?" — wagered $501

George "Who is Jack Palance" — wagered $5,500

Sandy "Who is Jack Palance?" — wagered $4,801

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