Show #2392 1995-01-17 (taped 1994-10-26) Regular

Jim Morgan game 3.

Contestants

Mary-Carol Riehs — a homemaker from Skokie, Illinois

Steve Lauterbach — a foreign services officer from Arlington, Virginia

Jim Morgan — a personnel manager from New Brunswick, New Jersey (whose 2-day cash winnings total $9,398)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Jim	$1,400	$3,500	$7,900	$7,900 3-day champion: $17,298	$8,300 23 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Steve	$400	$1,700	$8,100	$199 3rd place: Samsung 27" TV + Jeopardy! home game	$9,100 20 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Mary-Carol	$600	$2,100	$3,700	$4,000 2nd place: Dynamark security system + Hammerman rings + Jeopardy! home game	$3,700 11 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

1923	BASEBALL HISTORY	TRAVEL U.S.A.	DANCE	ECOLOGY	ODDS & ENDS
$100 [8] This Italian fascist leader was knighted by King George V Mussolini Jim	$100 [26] In 1954 the St. Louis Browns moved to Baltimore, becoming this new team the Baltimore Orioles Steve	$100 [1] The Southfork Ranch this TV series made famous is now a $3500-a-night bed & breakfast Dallas Mary-Carol	$100 [2] Centuries ago the Sarugaku was performed at Shinto & Buddhist ceremonies in this country Japan Jim	$100 [13] To tell the difference between aluminum & steel cans, use one of these; it'll stick only to the steel cans a magnet Jim	$100 [14] The Dutch call this famous figure Sinterklaas Santa Claus Jim
$200 [9] This author of "Lord Jim" made his first visit to the United States Joseph Conrad Steve	$200 [27] In 1905 & 1906 this American League team was known as the Boston Pilgrims the Red Sox Jim	$200 [3] Visitors ride an incline railway or chairlift up to Ghost Town in the Sky, a theme park in this Tar Heel State North Carolina Steve	$200 [7] The Black Queen is a leading character in "Checkmate", a ballet inspired by this game chess Jim	$200 [22] Parents using these for 30 months will find disposable ones cost them $1500 & cloth ones $300 diapers Jim	$200 [15] From the Greek for "deep sleep", a head injury may cause you to fall into one a coma Jim
$300 [10] This man, convicted of murder with Bartolomeo Vanzetti, went on a prison hunger strike Sacco Jim	$300 [28] The oldest man to hit .400 was this "Georgia Peach", who accomplished it in 1922 at age 35 Ty Cobb Steve	$300 [4] You can watch gator wrestlin' several times a day at Gatorland near Kissimmee in this state Florida Jim	$300 [19] It's the person who gives square dancers such directions as "Swing your partner" & "Promenade" the caller Mary-Carol	$300 [23] Glidden makes a type of this substance that doesn't emit VOCs, volatile organic compounds paint Jim	$300 [16] The U.S. contributed about 1/3 of the $9 billion 1947 start-up fund of this group, known as the IMF the International Monetary Fund Mary-Carol
$400 [11] An operation restored the sight of this impressionist & he began painting water lilies again Monet Jim	$400 [29] Only 2 pitchers have over 400 ML wins: Walter Johnson & this man for whom a pitching award is named Cy Young Steve	DD $400 [5] Green Animals in Portsmouth, R.I. isn't a zoo, it's this kind of garden; the "animals" often need pruning a topiary garden Jim	$400 [20] The name of this Spanish or Spanish-American dance may be derived from fado, a type of Portuguese song the fandango Mary-Carol	$400 [24] Cullet is the used & broken pieces of this, recycled by melting it down with new material glass	$400 [17] The core of a quarter is made of this metal copper Jim
$500 [12] Thomas J. Walsh chaired the Senate subcommittee investigating this scandal the Teapot Dome scandal	$500 [30] Both the Mets & the Yankees retired this manager's uniform number Casey Stengel Steve	$500 [6] You won't find London Bridge English Village in England; it's next to London Bridge in this resort city Lake Havasu City, Arizona Mary-Carol	$500 [21] Georges Seurat's painting "Le Chahut" depicts this risque French dance the cancan Jim	$500 [25] "The Green Consumer" says the 2 most recycled types of this product are labeled "PETE" & "HDPE" plastic Mary-Carol	$500 [18] The constitution of this group, adopted in 1861, gave the president a single-item veto in appropriations the Confederacy Jim

Double Jeopardy! Round

ELIZABETH'S COURT	COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES	THE INSECT WORLD	POTENT POTABLES	RIVER BASINS	PLAYWRIGHTS
$200 [21] Elizabeth I sent Martin Frobisher on 3 different expeditions to find this passage the Northwest Passage Steve	$200 [1] This university also has campuses in Hilo & West Oahu the University of Hawaii Jim	$200 [30] These insect parts are divided into 5 main segments: the coxa, trochanter, femur, tibia & tarsus the legs Jim Steve	$200 [16] The most common hard cider is the fermented juice of this fruit an Apple Steve	$200 [11] This river's drainage basin covers all or part of 31 states the Mississippi Steve	$200 [2] "Gengangere" is the Norwegian title of this Norwegian's 1882 play "Ghosts" Ibsen Steve
$400 [22] He lost a colony & couldn't find El Dorado, either Sir Walter Raleigh Steve	$400 [3] This South African city is home to Rand Afrikaans University Johannesburg Jim Steve	$400 [29] Many insects have 3 ocelli, a simple type of this organ, set in a triangular formation an eye Mary-Carol	$400 [17] Most of this country's best vineyards are located in the Central Valley, not far from Santiago Chile Jim	$400 [12] The capital of the U.S. is found in its basin the Potomac Jim	$400 [7] William Gillette also wrote Civil War plays but was best known for his 1899 play about this British detective Sherlock Holmes Mary-Carol
$600 [23] This navigator who sailed around the world was an admiral in the battle that defeated the Spanish Armada Drake Jim	$600 [4] This current U.N. Secretary-General received an international law doctorate from the Univ. of Paris in 1949 Boutros-Ghali Steve	$600 [26] Some aphids secrete this sweet substance that has the same name as a greenish melon honeydew Jim	$600 [18] The region of France that can legally produce this brandy was strictly defined by law Cognac Mary-Carol	$600 [13] The Aube, Yonne, Marne & Oise cut this river's basin into 3 distinct parts the Seine Steve Mary-Carol	$600 [8] This "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" playwright once sold records at Bloomingdale's (Edward) Albee Steve
$800 [24] Francis Bacon prosecuted Robert Devereux, the Earl of this, for attempting a coup Essex Mary-Carol	$800 [5] Founded in 1880, this L.A. school is the oldest major private university in the western United States USC (the University of Southern California) Steve Mary-Carol	$800 [27] In male moths these appendages are covered with organs of smell that help them find mates antennae Jim	$800 [19] A September Morn cocktail contains 3 dashes of this sweet red syrup grenadine Mary-Carol	$800 [14] This river's basin covers about 2.7 million square miles the Amazon Steve	DD $1,000 [9] He set his play "The Road to Mecca" in New Bethesda, a small Karoo village in South Africa Athol Fugard Steve
$1,000 [25] Robert Dudley was a favorite though he had helped in the 1553 plot to put this woman on the throne Lady Jane Grey Jim	$1,000 [6] Home to the Orangemen Athletic teams, its Carrier Dome is the largest domed college stadium Syracuse University Steve	$1,000 [28] These "ladylike" flies belong to the same order as dragonflies; we hope you never find one "in distress" a damselfly Jim	$1,000 [20] George, Duke of Clarence is said to have been drowned in a cask of this sweet wine also called Malvasia Malmsey	DD $1,000 [15] Milan lies in this river's basin the Po River Steve	$1,000 [10] This "Look Back In Anger" playwright called his autobiography "A Better Class of Person" John Osborne Steve

Final Jeopardy!

20th CENTURY PERSONALITIES

During WWI this singer raised several million dollars for the Italian Red Cross

Enrico Caruso

Mary-Carol "Who is Caruso?" — wagered $300

Jim "Who is Caruso?" — wagered $0

Steve "Who is Lanza?" — wagered $7,901

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