Show #187 1985-05-28 (taped 1985-01-24) Regular

Nathan Walpow game 3.

Contestants

Belinda Tepper — a systems analyst originally from St. Louis, Missouri

Daryl Anderson — an entertainer from Houston, Texas

Nathan Walpow — a data processor originally from Queens, New York (whose 2-day cash winnings total $14,900)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Nathan	$1,100	$2,300	$9,900	$11,400 3-day champion: $26,300	$8,500 28 R (including 2 DDs), 7 W
Daryl	$100	$200	$600	$1,192 2nd place: Broyhill convertible sofa + Benchmark carpeting	$600 7 R, 5 W
Belinda	$300	$-700	$-1,500	$-1,500 3rd place: Smith-Corona portable electronic typewriter	$-1,500 10 R (including 1 DD), 11 W

Jeopardy! Round

ODD JOBS	MUSIC	4-LETTER WORDS	SIDEKICKS	SCIENCE	"BROWNS"
$100 [4] Told not to point, chew gum or gossip, she sits atop the royal court float in a Pasadena parade Queen of Roses Nathan	$100 [5] This famous Scottish instrument actually originated in Asia the bagpipes Nathan	$100 [6] Precedes "ball" when the ump starts a baseball game play Daryl	$100 [1] Deputy to marshal Matt Dillon who limped through the early seasons of "Gunsmoke" Chester Belinda	$100 [3] It's the lightest element & highly flammable, as the Hindenburg found out the hard way hydrogen Nathan	$100 [2] The Harlem Globetrotters' warm-up song "Sweet Georgia Brown" Nathan
$200 [9] A young newsman, like Jimmy Olsen when he 1st started writing for the Daily Planet a cub reporter Nathan Daryl	$200 [14] Bandleader whose license plates read "A1ANDA2" Lawrence Welk Daryl	$200 [17] In Spanish, it's "cara", in Yiddish, "punim", in French, "visage" face Nathan Daryl	$200 [10] Last name shared by assistants of inventor of the telephone & a fictional Victorian sleuth Watson Nathan	$200 [19] Twice a day ocean undulation the tides Nathan	$200 [7] Bringing your lunch from home brown-bagging it Belinda
$300 [22] Mender of pots & pans or NBC program schedules Tinker Nathan	$300 [15] Dance done to the song "I don't want her, you can have her, she's too fat for me" a polka Daryl	$400 [25] To thwart Reynolds wrap foil	$300 [11] She played Mary Tyler Moore's buddy until she moved on down the "Rhoda" to her own show Valerie Harper Daryl	$300 [20] The planet between Earth & Jupiter Mars Daryl	$300 [8] Hollywood's famous "haberdashery" hash house the Brown Derby Nathan
$400 [23] A winnower separates them using the wind chaff & wheat (grain) Belinda	$400 [21] He combined 2 of his old songs to come up with "Alexander's Ragtime Band" Irving Berlin Nathan	DD $500 [18] 4-letter single word title of thefollowing:[Instrumental music plays] "More" Nathan	$400 [13] New York-born Western star who was partner of Hopalong Cassidy (George) "Gabby" Hayes Nathan Daryl	$400 [26] Joining parts of 2 plants to make them grow as one grafting Nathan Belinda	$400 [12] The Cleveland Browns were coached by him from 1946 to 1963 & may have been named for him Paul Brown Daryl
$500 [24] As huskers are to corn, these are to shellfish shuckers Belinda	—	$500 [29] It's the last 4-letter month of the year July Belinda	$500 [28] He was the menacing silent companion of "Mandrake the Magician" Lothar Nathan	$500 [27] The science & technology of metals metallurgy Nathan Belinda	$500 [16] Musket used by British troops in the Revolutionary War the Brown Bess Belinda

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD WAR I	MAMMALS	INCREDIBLE EDIBLES	MOUNTAINS	JOURNALISM	SUDDEN DEATH
$200 [2] In 1916, he ran on slogan "He kept us out of war", but a year later he got us in Woodrow Wilson Daryl	$200 [1] Orca is a another name for this type of mammal a killer whale Nathan	$200 [5] The word "chow" applies in more than 1 way to this breed of dog once bred by Chinese for food the chow-chow Nathan Belinda	$200 [4] The world's highest aerial tramway is on this French "white mountain" Mont Blanc Daryl Belinda	$200 [3] Florida-based tabloid which sells over 5,000,000 copies a week, mostly in supermarkets The National Enquirer Nathan	$200 [6] Two racers finishing in a tie a dead heat Belinda
$400 [11] This treaty, which Hitler later denounced, ended World War I the Treaty of Versailles Nathan	$400 [12] Some of its other names are catamount, puma & cougar the mountain lion Belinda	$400 [13] What you find in the bottom of some bottles of the liquor mezcal a worm Nathan Belinda	$400 [8] The 10.14 mile St. Gotthard auto tunnel, longest in the world, goes through this country's Lepontine Alps Switzerland Nathan Daryl Belinda	$400 [10] Newspaper from which Archie Bunker got his version of the news the New York Daily News Nathan	$400 [7] Nickname for worktime between midnight & 6 A.M. the graveyard shift Nathan
$600 [15] He organized massive food relief for many countries and later became U.S. president Herbert Hoover Belinda	$600 [14] A two-humped camel a Bactrian camel Nathan Belinda	$600 [16] The country in which the deadly poisonous fugu fish is considered a delicacy Japan Nathan	$600 [17] At 7,310 feet, Mt. Kosciuszko in the state of New South Wales is this continent's highest point Australia Nathan	$600 [22] Though its New York edition died in 1967, its international edition is alive & well in Europe the Herald Tribune Nathan	$600 [9] Massa, oldest of these in captivity, had his 54th birthday reported one day & his death the next gorilla Belinda
$1,000 [27] Two days before the war ended, Kaiser Wilhelm fled to this country where he spent rest of his life Holland	$800 [19] Afrikaans for "earth-pig", this long-nosed animal is only living member of the order Tubulidentata aardvark Nathan Belinda	$800 [21] The common name of the stomach of a cow or other ruminant used in the making of menudo tripe Nathan	$800 [18] Mt. Everest borders on these 2 countries Nepal & China Nathan	$800 [25] ABC's Paris correspondent, formerly Pres. Kennedy's press secretary Pierre Salinger Nathan	$800 [23] It's legal in Uruguay, provided you follow the rules & don't use a submachine gun dueling Nathan Belinda
DD $2,000 [20] In WWII, it was Allies vs Axis, but in WWI it was Allied Powers vs these the Central Powers Nathan	$1,000 [26] Wide-eyed monkey-like creature that can be ruffed, crowned or ring-tailed a lemur Nathan Belinda	—	—	—	DD $1,000 [24] Alternatives in motto of New Hampshire live free or die Belinda

Final Jeopardy!

HISTORY

It was the world's largest city for the entire 19th century

London

Daryl "What is London?" — wagered $592

Nathan "What is London?" — wagered $1,500

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