Show #2502 1995-06-20 (taped 1995-02-08) Regular

Contestants

Anna Halligan — an English teacher from Endwell, New York

James Excell — a postal clerk from Denver, Colorado

Ed McIntyre — a part-time newspaper copy editor from Durham, North Carolina (whose 1-day cash winnings total $16,700)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Ed $1,400 $3,600 $9,200 $13,601
2-day champion: $30,301
$8,200
19 R (including 1 DD), 0 W
James $500 $900 $6,800 $13,600
2nd place: Singer dining room set + RCR crystal stemware + Jeopardy! home game
$7,300
20 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Anna $2,000 $3,000 $5,600 $11,100
3rd place: Gruen watches + Jeopardy! home game
$5,600
17 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SPORTS AROUND THE WORLD FRUITS & VEGETABLES TELEVISION ANAGRAMS
$100 [1]
Antonio Stradivari learned to make this instrument in the Amati family workshop in Cremona, Italy
the violin
Anna
$100 [26]
In 1993 Dave Wannstedt replaced Mike Ditka as this team's coach
the Chicago Bears
Anna
$100 [18]
About 75% of its people, including most of its Maoris, live on its North Island
New Zealand
James
$100 [8]
The Hamlin variety of this fruit has more vitamin C by weight than the Valencia or navel
the orange
Anna
$100 [6]
On accepting his Emmy for "Family Ties" in 1986, he said, "I feel four feet tall!"
Michael Fox
James
$100 [13]
Pam peruses this before she goes on a trip
the map (from Pam)
Anna
$200 [2]
9th c. Europeans, notably the Irish, added the pillar that runs parallel to this instrument's strings
the harp
James
$200 [27]
In Russia in 1994, she ran off with her third Goodwill Games heptathlon title
Jackie Joyner-Kersee
Ed
$200 [19]
A new museum in Yokohama traces the history of ramen, this food
noodles
James
$200 [9]
The fava type of this resembles the lima but many find it more flavorful
the bean
James
$200 [7]
In the summer of 1978, Andy Rooney began his weekly musings on this series
60 Minutes
Anna
$200 [14]
If you want your boss to give you one, arise & ask for it
a raise (from arise)
Ed
$300 [3]
This brass instrument used to give military signals has no valves
the bugle
Anna
$300 [28]
It's the nickname of pro golfer Frank Zoeller
Fuzzy
Ed
$300 [20]
In Serbo-Croatian the name of this Italian port is spelled T-R-S-T; maybe you should buy a vowel
Trieste
James
$300 [10]
Add vinegar or lemon juice when cooking this root vegetable to keep its beautiful crimson color
the beet
Anna
$300 [22]
Buck is the Bundy family dog on this Fox series
Married... with Children
James
$300 [15]
A successful ceramicist should never stop throwing these
pots (from stop)
Ed
$400 [4]
The quinto is the highest-pitched type of this large, cylindrical Latin American drum
a conga drum
Ed
$400 [29]
In 1920, after winning 20 of 21 races, this "Big Red" thoroughbred was retired
Man O' War
Ed
$400 [21]
Residents of this Italian fashion city call its cathedral "The Factory", as building has gone on since 1386
Milan
Ed
$400 [11]
While growing, this vegetable looks like many small heads of cabbage on a tall, thick stalk
Brussels sprouts
Anna
$400 [24]
On Sept. 12, 1959 this hour-long NBC series became the first Western to be televised in color
Bonanza
Anna
$400 [16]
It's how often Lydia reads the newspaper
daily (from Lydia)
Ed
$500 [5]
This instrument consists of a chanter, drones & an air reservoir
the bagpipes
Ed
$500 [30]
L.A. Dodger Glenn Burke is credited with originating this congratulatory gesture in 1977
the high-five
Ed
DD $1,000 [23]
The chief tributary of this "colorful" river is the Vaal River
the Orange River
James
$500 [12]
India grows more of this fruit that's used in chutney than any other
the mango
Anna
$500 [25]
In the 1974 "ABC Theatre" presentation of "The Missiles of October", this actor portrayed JFK
William Devane
James
$500 [17]
Many women use this mascara applicator at dawn
the wand (from dawn)
Anna

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD RELIGIONS MOUNTAINS DECORATIVE ARTS HISTORIC NAMES POETRY WORD ORIGINS
$200 [7]
Joseph Smith moved this church's headquarters to Kirtland, Ohio in 1831
the Mormon Church
Ed
$200 [21]
Like the Matterhorn, Monte Rosa straddles the border between Italy & this country
Switzerland
Ed
$200 [25]
In the 1600s drinking tankards were often made of this tusk material
ivory
James
$200 [1]
In 1798 George Washington got this former Treasury Sec'y the job of Army Inspector General
Alexander Hamilton
Ed
$200 [6]
Vachel Lindsay wrote of this famous American, "sorrow for Anne Rutledge burned in his face"
Lincoln
James
$200 [16]
The origins of this word for a severe food shortage go back to fames, a Latin word for hunger
famine
James
$400 [12]
This form of Buddhism originated in China, where it's known as Ch'an
Zen
Anna
$400 [22]
In 1964 the Canadian government renamed Mount East Hubbard in memory of this American
John F. Kennedy
Ed
$400 [30]
The cloth of St. Gereon is thought to be the oldest occidental one of these wall hangings
a tapestry
James
$400 [2]
From the color of his habit, this French cardinal & statesman was known as l'Eminence Rouge
(Cardinal) Richelieu
James
$400 [8]
A woman in a spangled mourning dress inspired this lord's lines "She walks in beauty, like the night"
Byron
Ed
$400 [17]
The name of this ever-popular beverage may be traced back to the Amoy dialect of Chinese
tea
Anna
$600 [13]
This Jewish New Year celebration marks the beginning of the ten days of penitence
Rosh Hashanah
James
$600 [23]
Ernest Hemingway described it as "wide as all the world, great, high, and unbelievably white in the sun"
Kilimanjaro
Anna
$600 [27]
In the 1750s Battersea Enamelware was made at York House in the Battersea district of this city
London
Anna
$600 [3]
This medicine man & leader of the Sioux was also known by the Native name Tatanka Yotanka
Sitting Bull
James
$600 [9]
John Greenleaf Whittier wrote, "Blessings on thee, little man, barefoot boy, with cheek of" this
of tan
Ed
$600 [18]
This gemstone's name comes from a Sinhalese word for carnelian, toramalli
tourmaline
Anna
$800 [14]
The Dome of the Rock covers the rock from which he is believed to have ascended into heaven
Muhammad
James
$800 [24]
It's the official name of Mount Godwin Austen
K2
James
$800 [28]
Highly prized for carving, the "mutton fat" type of this gemstone is uniformly white, not green
jade
Anna
$800 [4]
He announced his first two laws of planetary motion in 1609 & his third in 1619
(Johannes) Kepler
Ed Anna
$800 [10]
He composed his "Ode to a Nightingale" under a plum tree on a morning in May
Keats
James
$800 [19]
This name for an open pavilion found in parks is derived from a Persian word for palace, kushk
a kiosk
Ed
$1,000 [15]
Guru Nanak & his nine successors are revered as the ten gurus of this religion
Sikhism
James
$1,000 [26]
When it erupted in 1991, this volcano in the Philippines had been dormant for about 600 years
Pinatubo
James
$1,000 [29]
Dutch traders returning to Europe from Java introduced this dyeing process that uses wax
batik
James
DD $2,000 [5]
Hadrian's predecessor, a column in Rome commemorates his victories
Trajan
Ed
DD $1,500 [11]
Tennyson had a thousand copies of this poem printed for "the brave soldiers at Sebastopol"
"The Charge of the Light Brigade"
James
$1,000 [20]
The name of this catlike mammal comes from zabad, an Arabic word for perfume made from its musky secretions
civet (the civet cat)

Final Jeopardy!

ORGANIZATIONS

This national Patriotic Society was organized in 1890 by First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison

(The National Society of) the Daughters of the American Revolution

Anna "Whatwasis the Daughters of the American Revolution" — wagered $5,500
James "What is the D.A.R." — wagered $6,800
Ed "What is the D.A.R.?" — wagered $4,401

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