Show #857 1988-05-03 (taped 1988-01-25) Regular

Game entered from audiorecording. Missing prizes.

Contestants

Paul Dooling — a college graduate from Wheeling, Illinois

Carl Pasbjerg — a teacher and coach from Rochester, Michigan

Mike Harris — a physician from Mill Valley, California (whose 3-day cash winnings total $31,600)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Mike	$2,100	$1,800	$6,600	$5,600 2nd place	$7,600 21 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Carl	$800	$900	$3,800	$7,600 New champion: $7,600	$4,100 10 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Paul	$500	$2,000	$-700	$-700 3rd place	$0 11 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

BOSTON	CELEBRITIES	MUSIC	BIOLOGY	SITCOMS	STARTS WITH "Z"
$100 [1] The official name of this historic building built in 1723 is Christ Church the Old North Church Mike	$100 [22] As spokesman for Champ Gourmet Chocolate Chip Cookies, he's the greatest Muhammad Ali Mike	$100 [12] It's the Beethoven symphony with the highest opus number, 125 the 9th Mike	$100 [4] In mammals, it's a muscular, pulsatile pump with valves the heart Mike	$100 [8] Upstairs neighbors & best friends to the Kramdens the Nortons (Ed & Trixie) Paul	$100 [16] It's a 1 followed by a whole bunch of zeros a zillion Carl
$200 [2] In 1979, this presidential library on Dorchester Bay opened the JFK library Mike	$200 [23] Of her 10-page layout in "Playboy", she said, "This has made me feel clean again" Jessica Hahn Paul	$500 [26] To promote world peace, this Spanish cellist composed the oratorio "The Manger" in 1960 Pablo Casals Paul	$200 [7] Number of daughter cells a single cell produces after its first act of standard mitosis 2 Paul	$200 [9] On "Leave It to Beaver", Clarence Rutherford was known by this nickname Lumpy Paul	$200 [17] Originally, the lemon peel used as flavoring; now, it's added flavor or gusto in life zest Mike
$300 [3] This famous residential area was named for the guiding light that burned there during colonial times Beacon Hill Carl	$300 [24] Jackie Onassis waits with anticipation to edit the memoirs by this singer of "Anticipation" Carly Simon Paul	—	$300 [13] The conditioned reflex was first demonstrated in this scientist's experiment Pavlov Mike	$300 [10] Orphaned, he was left in George Papadopolis' care Webster	$400 [20] Mountain from which the name of a Jewish nationalist movement is derived Zion Mike
$400 [5] This famous square in nearby Cambridge has the largest concentration of bookstores in the country Harvard Square Mike	$500 [25] May West's 1959 autobiography or her response to the line, "Goodness, what beautiful diamonds" Goodness Had Nothing to Do with it	—	$400 [14] Referring to a kind of limb found on reptiles & birds, pentadactyl means this five-toed (or five-fingered) Mike	$400 [11] On the Danny Thomas Show, Bill Dana played this character, the elevator operator Jose Jimenez	$500 [21] The old oath, "God's wounds" was condensed & transformed into this word zounds Paul
$500 [6] Month in which the annual Boston Marathon takes place April Mike	—	—	$500 [15] Endoderm, the stuff that forms your gut lining, also forms the sac in an egg that holds this the yolk Carl	$500 [18] In his 1975 sitcom "When Things Were Rotten", Mel Brooks satirized this English hero Robin Hood	DD $1,000 [19] Thefollowingis an example of one zoom Mike

Double Jeopardy! Round

AMERICAN AUTHORS	ENGLISH KINGS	TROPICAL FRUITS	LABOR UNIONS	4-LETTER WORDS	GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE
$200 [26] Parson Mason L. Weems made up the famous story that as a child, George Washington did this did not lie when chopping down the cherry tree Paul	$200 [2] He willed England to his second son and Normandy to his eldest son, Robert William the Conqueror Paul	$200 [7] The passion in passion fruit doesn't refer to l'amour, but to his passion Jesus Carl	$200 [11] The AFL was mainly skilled tradesmen while this group of unions represented mostly the non-skilled the CIO (the Congress of Industrial Organizations) Paul	$200 [1] Greenish blue, like water aqua Mike	$200 [20] He was granted over 350 of these, the first was for a rotary steam engine designed in 1865 a patent Mike
DD $700 [27] Born in 1880 in Tuscumbia, Ala., daughter of a Confederate officer, her autobiography inspired millions Helen Keller Paul	$400 [9] This king & the prince who became Edward I were the only English kings who helped lead crusades Richard the Lionhearted Carl	$400 [8] This fruit of a palm tree is one of the largest known seeds in the world the coconut Mike	$400 [12] While clubs & fraternities are divided into chapters, unions are divided into these locals Paul	$400 [3] Function of the red button on a standard multi-line telephone hold Mike	DD $300 [22] The life of a drayman crossing the tracks was saved during the 1st demonstration of this invention air brakes (for trains) Carl
$800 [28] It's said he was kidnapped in Baltimore during the 1849 election & forced to vote so many times he collapsed & died Edgar Allan Poe Mike Paul	$600 [16] Though his father really started it, this Tudor is known as the father of the English Navy Henry VIII Carl	$600 [10] In the 1790s, this fruit traveled from Tahiti to the West Indies with Captain Bligh breadfruit Mike	$600 [13] Well-known in the history of the U.S. labor movement, this group, the IWW, still exists the Industrial Workers of the World (the Wobblies) Mike	$600 [4] The kind of stake you'd find in a poker game ante Carl Paul	$400 [21] Westinghouse's generators here began operation in November of 1896, supplying Buffalo with power Niagara Falls Carl
—	$800 [17] 2 years after Cromwell died, Parliament reestablished the monarchy, putting him on the throne Charles II Mike Paul	$800 [18] Surprisingly, bananas originated on this continent, not in Central America Asia Carl Paul	$800 [14] This Pro Football Hall of Famer & former Raider heads the NFL Players Association Gene Upshaw Mike	$800 [5] A group of legislators who vote together for a particular interest a bloc Mike	$800 [23] The last firm he founded made a compressed air spring to take the shocks out of this automobiles Carl
—	$1,000 [25] He was king when Wellington won at Waterloo George III	$1,000 [19] Among the main varieties of this "peach of the tropics" are Van Dyke, Jubilee, & Tommy Atkins mango	$1,000 [15] 1886 pro-labor Chicago demonstration that turned into a riot in which 10 were killed the Haymarket Mike	$1,000 [6] A trick intended to ensnare or deceive; it's often thought of as feminine a wyle Carl	$1,000 [24] Westinghouse bought Nikola Tesla's system for producing this type of electric power alternating current Mike

Final Jeopardy!

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