Show #2213 1994-03-30 (taped 1993-12-14) Regular

Contestants

Ray Butman — an equipment control clerk from Harbor City, California

David Bruins — a CPA originally from Holland, Michigan

Jack Horan — a school vice principal from Califon, New Jersey (whose 2-day cash winnings total $24,801)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Jack	$1,700	$2,800	$8,200	$4,800 3-day champion: $29,601	$8,200 22 R, 3 W
David	$500	$1,600	$4,400	$2,999 2nd place: trip to U.S. Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama	$6,600 18 R, 4 W (including 2 DDs)
Ray	$100	$1,100	$5,800	$1 3rd place: Helbros his & hers watch collection + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! games for the Super Nintendo & Sega Genesis	$4,900 13 R (including 1 DD), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

SCARY STORIES	THE COMICS	FOOD & DRINK	FORTS	WHITE	ITALIAN
$100 [11] J.S. Le Fanu wrote "Carmilla", a tale about a female one of these, 25 years before "Dracula" a vampire Ray	$100 [6] In 1993 Forbes magazine listed this "Peanuts" creator as the 6th highest-paid entertainer Charles Schulz Jack	$100 [26] Vinaigrette dressing often contains more of this ingredient than vinegar oil Jack	$100 [1] The original Fort Dearborn, around which this "Windy City" grew, was built by Whistler's grandfather Chicago Ray	$100 [16] Latin for "a white tablet", it's a blank book in which you paste mementos or photos an album Jack David	$100 [21] "Per favore, chiami la Polizia" means please call these people the police Jack
$200 [12] Scary stories like the ones in his "Skeleton Crew" collection have made him the "monarch" of modern horror Stephen King Jack	$200 [7] This "M.D." created by Nicholas Dallis in 1948 is still going strong Rex Morgan, M.D.	$200 [27] The very strong Turkish variety of this beverage is made in a special pot called a jezve or ibrik coffee Ray	$200 [2] In 1948 this fort in Charleston Harbor was designated a national monument Fort Sumter David	$200 [17] In pool it's the term for the all-white ball cue ball David	$200 [22] The Italian name for this is l'appendice—yours may have been removed The appendix Jack
$300 [13] A cruel caliph meets a terrifying end in "Vathek", a tale of this "architectural" genre gothics Jack	$300 [8] This Brant Parker-Johnny Hart strip features a small monarch, a cowardly knight & a magician The Wizard of Id Ray	$300 [28] The porter & stout types of this alcoholic beverage get their dark color from roasted malt beer Ray	$300 [3] Fort Union near Watrous, New Mexico was built in 1851 to protect travelers along this route the Santa Fe Trail Jack	$300 [18] Number of white stripes on the American flag; it's also the number of white stars in the top row 6 Jack David	$300 [23] Italians call this religious holiday Epifania the Epiphany Jack
$400 [14] His ghostly tales include "The Altar of the Dead", "The Ghostly Rental" & "The Turn of the Screw" Henry James Jack Ray	$400 [9] This British character has a wife named Florrie & a friend named Chalkie Andy Capp Jack	$400 [29] This type of meatball is often seen at smorgasbords a Swedish meatball Jack	$400 [4] In 1898 this ship sailed to her fate from Fort Jefferson in Florida The Maine David	$400 [19] Louis de Bechamel invented a white type of this sauce	$400 [24] This metallic color is argentato silver Jack
$500 [15] Shirley Jackson's novel about "The Haunting of" this "house" inspired a scary film called "The Haunting" Hill House	$500 [10] Fritzi Ritz is this little girl's aunt Nancy David	$500 [30] The consistency of this native Hawaiian dish is measured in the number of fingers needed to eat it poi Ray	DD $600 [5] On May 10, 1775 Ethan Allen & Benedict Arnold led a force that captured this fort from the British Fort Ticonderoga David	$500 [20] When dealing with light, yellow & this color are complementary because they combine to make white blue	$500 [25] An Italian woman may tell you, "Sono Con Mio Marito", which means "I'm with" this person my spouse (my husband) David

Double Jeopardy! Round

PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES	MUSIC	MEDICAL FIELDS	SHAKESPEARE	GEOGRAPHY	LUKE
$200 [3] His many travels earned him the nickname "Rutherford the Rover" Rutherford B. Hayes Ray	$200 [17] It's the term for a song, like France's "La Marseillaise", sanctioned by a country for official occasions an anthem Jack	$200 [10] Pediatrics concerns the growth of kids, but podiatry focuses on just these body parts the feet Jack	$200 [1] Antony calls her "My Serpent of Old Nile" Cleopatra Ray	$200 [12] Greece has over 400 of these & Crete is the largest islands David	$200 [22] In chapter 4 Jesus answered him, "thou shall not tempt the Lord thy god" the devil David
$400 [6] He was nicknamed "The Peanut Politician" because of his family's peanut business Jimmy Carter David	$400 [18] Liszt was one of several composers to write a variation on this well-known 2-finger piano piece "Chopsticks" Ray	$400 [26] Otology is the study of 2 organs, the ears; this is the study of 1 organ, the heart cardiology David	$400 [2] Characters in this play include Osric, Voltimand & Guildenstern Hamlet Jack	$400 [13] Though Rabat is the capital, Casablanca is this country's largest city Morocco David	$400 [23] Luke reports that this many malefactors were crucified with Jesus 2 David
$600 [7] Andrew Jackson's "wooden" nickname; it was inspired by his toughness Old Hickory Jack	$600 [19] Chopin composed over 50 pieces of music to accompany this lively Polish dance a mazurka Jack	$600 [28] Phlebology is the study of these body parts that carry what hematologists study arteries & veins Jack	$800 [5] Falstaff's first name John Jack	$600 [14] Many of the events of the 1988 Winter Olympics were held in this Alberta city's Saddledome Calgary Ray	$600 [24] When Jesus was a child, his parents visited Jerusalem every year for this holiday Passover David
$800 [8] He was dubbed "Sir Veto" because he vetoed so many bills during Reconstruction Andrew Johnson Jack	$800 [20] In German this Strauss waltz is known as "Geschichten Aus dem Wienerwald" Tales from the Vienna Woods Jack	$800 [29] Stomotology studies the mouth & this is the study of the stomach gastrology David	$1,000 [11] Act V, Scene I of this play takes place in the Grecian camp, before Achilles' tent Troilus and Cressida Ray	$800 [15] With about 5 million people, Karachi on the Arabian Sea is this nation's largest city Pakistan David	$800 [25] When recruited by Jesus, this fisherman was told, "Fear not; fr henceforth thou shalt catch men" Peter David Ray
$1,000 [9] Zachary Taylor was called "Old Buena Vista" after a major battle he won during this war the Mexican War David	$1,000 [21] The first movement of a sonata is typically marked with this term meaning "lively & brisk" allegro Jack	$1,000 [30] Nosology is the science of disease classification; this is the "ology" just for noses rhinology David	DD $1,500 [4] When she sleepwalks, "Her eyes are open... but their sense is shut" Lady Macbeth Ray	$1,000 [16] This Liberian capital, founded in 1822, is at the mouth of the St. Paul River Monrovia Jack David	DD $1,600 [27] 1 of the 2 men who appeared to Jesus during his transfiguration & talked of his impending death Moses or Elijah (or Elias) David

Final Jeopardy!

PULITZER PRIZE NOVELS

The first Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by a woman, it became a movie in 1993

The Age of Innocence

David "What is In The Line of Fire" — wagered $1,401

Ray "What is ?" — wagered $5,799

Jack "What is Fried Green Tomatoes?" — wagered $3,400

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