Show #2252 1994-05-24 (taped 1994-01-31) Regular

Contestants

Allan Kandler — a banker from New York City, New York

Bob Daly — a professor originally from Doylestown, Ohio

Larry Shackley — a musician from Wheaton, Illinois (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,200)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Larry	$1,500	$3,000	$8,600	$6,700 2-day champion: $17,900	$8,600 22 R, 1 W
Bob	$200	$800	$2,400	$1,496 3rd place: Magnavox VHS camcorder + Jeopardy! home game	$2,400 7 R, 2 W
Allan	$3,300	$3,800	$11,900	$6,599 2nd place: trip on Delta to Tampa & stay at Saddlebrook Resort + Jeopardy! home game	$8,900 27 R (including 3 DDs), 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

SICKNESS & HEALTH	EPCOT CENTER	ANCESTORS	AMERICAN HISTORY	JOY OF COOKING	"GUN"s
$100 [16] Cardiomyopathy is a general medical term for a disorder of this muscle the heart Allan	$100 [8] You'll find margaritas & mariachis at the pyramid-shaped pavilion named for this country Mexico Larry	$100 [1] This was an ancestor of the modern elephant; the mastodon was a distant relative the mammoth Larry	$100 [3] Adopted in 1933, the 20th Amendment moved the presidential inauguration from March to this month January Allan	$100 [26] Sauce Dijonnaise calls for 1 tablespoon of the Dijon type of this mustard Larry	$100 [21] A gangster's girlfriend a gun moll Allan
$200 [17] Papillomaviruses cause different types of these, including the plantar variety warts Allan	$200 [9] The Circlevision Theatre at China's pavilion is inside a replica of this city's Temple of Heaven Beijing (Peking) Larry	$200 [2] Modern playing cards evolved from this deck now used to tell fortunes tarot Allan	$200 [4] When this state entered the Union in 1819, Huntsville was its capital Alabama Bob	$200 [27] For a hint of this seasoning, Joy of Cooking advises rubbing the inside of your salad bowl with it garlic Larry	$200 [22] One who begins a race before its official start is said to do this jumping the gun Bob
$300 [18] Psittacosis is commonly known as this "fever", but other birds can cause it, too parrot fever Allan	$300 [13] Audio-animatronic figures of Ben Franklin & this author from Missouri narrate the American Adventure Show Mark Twain Allan	$300 [10] A General Society was founded in 1897 by those claiming ancestors on this famous ship the Mayflower Larry	$300 [5] During the winter of 1607-08, over half the settlers of this Virginia colony died of disease or starvation Jamestown Allan	$300 [28] Among the ingredients in an "eggless" version of this sandwich spread are evaporated milk & paprika mayonnaise Larry	$300 [23] The name of this jute bag comes from the Hindi a gunny sack Allan
$400 [19] This inflammation of the bursa on the base or side of the big toe is often aggravated by ill-fitting shoes a bunion Bob	$400 [14] Part of Canada's pavilion was modeled on the Chateau Laurier in this capital of Canada Ottawa Larry	$400 [11] The letter A goes back to this Semitic letter now found in Hebrew aleph Larry	$400 [6] Prior to the Civil War, this secretive network helped as many as 100,000 slaves escape the Underground Railroad Allan	$400 [29] Joy of Cooking suggests deep fat frying these fleshy items found atop roosters' heads the combs Larry	$400 [24] Alan Ladd & Veronica Lake starred in this 1942 film adaptation of a Graham Greene novel This Gun for Hire
$500 [20] Otitis media is defined as an inflammation of this part of the ear the middle ear Larry Allan	$500 [15] When you visit Italy's pavilion, you may think you're in this famed Venetian square, its inspiration St. Mark's Allan	$500 [12] The dombra was the immediate ancestor of this Russian guitar-like instrument the balalaika Allan	DD $1,000 [7] In 1795 John Jay resigned as chief justice to become governor of this state New York Allan	$500 [30] After you lard or bard your grouse, the book advises stuffing it with apple, onion or ribs of this vegetable celery Bob	$500 [25] This type of intergovernmental relations involves the use or threat of military force gunboat diplomacy Bob

Double Jeopardy! Round

EXPLORERS	1980s THEATRE	U.S. CITIES	FINANCE	BIOGRAPHIES	QUEEN VICTORIA
$200 [6] Adam Johann von Krusenstern was the first Russian to sail this far; it took him 3 years, 1803-06 around the world Larry	$200 [26] In 1981 Chita Rivera re-created her role as Rose in "Bring Back Birdie", a sequel to this musical Bye Bye Birdie Larry	$200 [11] The metropolitan area of this city spreads over 6 parishes, including St. Bernard & St. Tammany New Orleans Allan	$200 [16] In a bear market prices are heading in this direction down Allan	$200 [21] He's the subject of the 1961 biography "First American Into Space" Alan Shepard Allan	$200 [1] She was a collector of these girls' toys; if she were alive today maybe she'd buy Vanna's from cable TV dolls Bob
$400 [7] Cortes entered Tenochtitlan in November 1519, meeting this Aztec ruler for the first time Montezuma Larry	$400 [27] In 1986 this playwright was "Broadway Bound" with the 3rd play in his autobiographical trilogy Neil Simon Allan	$400 [12] An Indian tribe gave its name to this city of 180,000 in eastern Washington Spokane Bob Allan	$600 [18] This is the fusion of 2 companies into 1; a takeover is one type a merger Allan	$400 [22] In 1924 Ford Madox Ford published "A Personal Remembrance" of this "Lord Jim" author (Joseph) Conrad Allan	$400 [2] This holiday item decorated with candles & candy was made popular by Victoria's German husband a Christmas tree Larry Allan
$600 [8] Alonso de Ojeda named a part of South America this, after a canal city it reminded him of Venezuela Larry	$600 [28] Tom Hulce originated the role later played on film by Tom Cruise in this drama about a court-martial A Few Good Men Larry	$600 [13] Dating from 1681, the only independent Huguenot church in America is in this South Carolina port Charleston Larry	$800 [19] It's the nickname for securities issued by the Federal National Mortgage Association Fannie Maes Bob Allan	$800 [24] In 1993 David McCullough won a Pulitzer Prize for his biography of this president Truman Larry	$600 [3] This medal was instituted in 1856, retroactive to 1854, but not presented until 1857 the Victoria Cross Allan
$800 [9] Brazzaville, the capital of this African republic, was named for Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza the Congo Allan	$800 [29] In 1985 this musical based on "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" captured 7 Tonys Big River Allan	$800 [14] The Alabama State Fair & the Dogwood Festival are annual events in this steel-producing city Birmingham Allan	$1,000 [20] This contract obligates the buyer to purchase a commodity for a certain price on a certain date futures Bob	DD $1,000 [23] He's the subject of the recent biography "Swing, Swing, Swing" Benny Goodman Allan	$800 [4] In August 1858 Queen Victoria & James Buchanan exchanged greetings via this new pathway the transoceanic cable Larry Allan
$1,000 [10] Naturalist Johann Forster was loathed by his shipmates aboard this South Pacific explorer's Resolution (James) Cook Larry	$1,000 [30] "Foxfire", about an elderly matriarch, opened on Broadway in 1982 & starred this husband & wife team Jessica Tandy & Hume Cronyn Allan	$1,000 [15] This Alaskan port on the Seward Pen. was founded in 1898 when gold was discovered at nearby Anvil Creek Nome Larry	DD $2,500 [17] In 1992 this city's stock exchange was 3rd behind NYC & London in volume of transactions Tokyo Allan	$1,000 [25] "Power, Privilege, and the Post" takes a look at this powerful woman behind the Washington Post (Katharine) Graham Allan	$1,000 [5] On May 1, 1840 Queen Victoria's portrait appeared on these, a first for anyone in the world a postage stamp Larry

Final Jeopardy!

COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD

The people of this kingdom call it Druk Yul, meaning the realm or land of the dragon

Bhutan

Bob "What is Mongolia?" — wagered $904

Larry "What is Mongolia" — wagered $1,900

Allan "What is Thailand" — wagered $5,301

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