Show #408 1986-04-02 (taped 1985-11-13) Regular

Eric Schoeck game 4.Missing 2 clues in the Double Jeopardy! Round.

Contestants

Sandra Lowe — a Lamaze teacher from Los Angeles, California

John Voland — a journalist from Los Angeles, California

Eric Schoeck — a radio talk show host from Santa Cruz, California (whose 3-day cash winnings total $14,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Eric	$500	$600	$3,600	$7,099 4-day champion: $21,499	$3,600 10 R, 2 W
John	$1,000	$900	$3,900	$1,200 2nd place: Admiral refrigerator/freezer + Jules Jurgensen his & hers watches	$4,100 18 R (including 1 DD), 5 W (including 1 DD)
Sandra	$300	$1,100	$4,200	$700 3rd place: Landes coffee & tea set	$4,700 12 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

FRUITS & VEGETABLES	TENNIS	THE MILITARY	DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS	TRADE NAMES	HODGEPODGE
$100 [12] The pina in pina colada a pineapple John Sandra	$100 [2] It gets games off to a fast start, the fastest clocked at 163.6 mph the serve John	$100 [1] The smallest service branch of the U.S. military the Coast Guard John	$100 [23] A thousand years a millennium John	$100 [4] Greek for "hot", in 1963 this brand name legally became a generic term for vacuum flasks Thermos Sandra	$100 [6] From Latin for "wall", it's a painting put on one a mural John
$200 [13] Growing only 25% of the oranges, but 65% of grapefruit, this nation leads world in fruit production the United States Sandra	$200 [3] In singles, the longest recorded one went over 100 hours a match Sandra	$200 [11] In the late 1960s, this cabinet office "spent" about ½ of the federal budget the Defense (Department) Sandra	$300 [27] The root of the beet beetroot John	$200 [5] Supposedly, C.L. Griggs came up with this soft drink name after a half-dozen other tries 7-Up Sandra	$200 [10] Up to 100 tons of these parasitic crustaceans can collect on bottom of a steamship in a year barnacles John
$300 [14] Shallots, garlic, & onions are this part of the plant the bulb Eric Sandra	$300 [7] Yes, for the 1st 8 Summer Games, starting in 1896 Was tennis an Olympic sport? Eric	$300 [20] His command of 7th Army marred by slapping incident, Patton rose to greater glory leading this army the 3rd Army John	—	$300 [24] "Elijah's Manna" was the unpopular original name of this popular Post product Post Toasties John	$300 [17] Islamic prayer rugs have an "arrow" to tell head from foot of rug so they will always face toward here Mecca Sandra
$400 [15] Nickname of Jimmy Carter's campaign plane Peanut One	$400 [8] From 1973-79, Chris Evert Lloyd won 125 straight matches on this surface clay John Sandra	$400 [21] Marine Corps rank between PFC & corporal lance corporal Eric John	—	$400 [25] The name of this green soap comes from the oils 1st used to make it Palmolive	$400 [18] Glenn Yarborough's group which, appropriately, was once center stage in the '60s folk craze The Limeliters
$500 [16] Often used in salads, the sweet white watery root of this vine is sometimes called "Mexican potato" a jicama Sandra	$500 [9] In 1920, Bill Tilden became the 1st American to win this major tournament Wimbledon Eric	$500 [22] Degree you receive upon graduation from Annapolis bachelor of science John	—	DD $400 [26] Seen on the bottle, "4711" is said to be the legendary secret formula for making this Eau de Cologne John	$500 [19] Doctors call this organ the body's detox center the liver Eric

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE CIVIL WAR	FATHERS & SONS	PHYSICAL SCIENCE	OPERA	HOLLYWOOD DOGS	BAYS
$200 [1] Both Jefferson Davis & Abraham Lincoln were born in this state Kentucky Eric John	$200 [12] Star of TV's "Love of Life" perhaps better known as father of Alan Alda Robert Alda Eric	$200 [26] Eyewitnesses in 12th c. England probably saw a meteoroid blast 1 of these into the lunar surface a crater	$200 [7] Writing for another 25 years, he never matched success of his 1st opera, 1893's "Hansel & Gretel" Engelbert Humperdinck John	$200 [14] "The Man from Hell's River" started this German shepherd's film career Rin Tin Tin John	$200 [6] Deep narrow bays that can penetrate 100 miles into the land, you can sail them in Norway fjords John
$400 [2] W.V. actress Belle Boyd later admitted she spent much of the Civil War engaged in this crime spying Eric	$400 [17] Only 2 U.S. presidents who were father & son Adams (John Adams & John Quincy) Sandra	$400 [27] In air, its speed is about 330 meters per second sound Eric	$400 [8] 1 act opera by Menotti based on Bosch's painting "The Adoration of the Magi" Amahl and the Night Visitors John	$400 [21] Pongo, Perdita, & 99 pups 101 Dalmatians Eric	$400 [13] Minimum number of panes needed to glaze a bay window 3 Sandra
$600 [3] More than 1,000 people were killed or wounded in 1863 anti-draft riots in this Northern city New York City Eric	DD $500 [20] Both Arthur M. Schlesinger Sr. & Jr. are noted for achievements in this field historian (history) Sandra	—	$600 [9] Due to ban on public stage performances, this U.S. city heard its 1st opera in 1769 as a concert Boston	$600 [23] J.M. Barrie's "Nana" was a Newfoundland, but Disney made her a St. Bernard in this film Peter Pan John	$600 [15] A fragrant, soothing lotion from the West Indies widely used in barbershops bay rum
$800 [4] A career Navy man, this Southerner was highest ranking officer in the Union Navy Farragut	$600 [18] His son Dale is now a shortstop with the Yankees Yogi Berra John	—	DD $1,000 [10] 1816 Rome premiere of this beloved work was called one of the greatest fiascos in opera:[Instrumental music plays] The Barber of Seville John	$800 [24] = Freeway	$800 [16] Important seaports on this bay are Rangoon, Madras, & Calcutta the Bay of Bengal Eric
$1,000 [5] Southerners who allied themselves with Reconstruction era "carpetbaggers" were called this scalawags	$800 [19] This baggy-pants comic starred with son Keenan in TV's "Requiem for a Heavyweight" Ed Wynn Sandra	—	$1,000 [11] Conducting his opera "Salome", this German told orchestra, "Louder! I can still hear the singers" Richard Strauss John	$1,000 [25] = Chevy Chase Sandra	$1,000 [22] River valleys submerged by the sea, the Chesapeake & Delaware bays are technically these rias John

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD LEADERS

During Reagan admin., USSR has had this many different heads of Communist Party, & therefore, the nation

Eric "What is 4?" — wagered $3,499

John "What is 3?" — wagered $2,700

Sandra "What is 3?" — wagered $3,500

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