Show #1120 1989-06-16 (taped 1989-02-13) Regular

Cathy Boggs game 1.

Contestants

Cathy Boggs — a telecommunications policy analyst originally from Appleton, Wisconsin

Mike Hefler — a law clerk from Brooklyn, New York

Doug Fishel — a minister from Wichita, Kansas (whose 2-day cash winnings total $15,699)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Doug	$300	$500	$2,700	$1 2nd place: trip on Eastern to Miami & stay at the Sonesta Beach Hotel	$2,700 14 R, 4 W
Mike	$2,200	$3,100	$5,500	$0 3rd place: Irish Art Crystal "A Horse and Foal"	$7,200 18 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 2 DDs)
Cathy	$1,700	$4,100	$8,500	$5,500 New champion: $5,500	$8,500 19 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE "IN" CROWD	PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA	TRANSPORTATION	SINGERS	RANCHES	APPROXIMATE WEIGHTS & MEASURES
$100 [11] It's burned during religious ceremonies to produce a pleasant fragrance incense Cathy	$100 [6] Both the Adamses & the Roosevelts attended this Ivy League school Harvard Mike	$100 [20] Draft animals include the Clydesdale horse, the Indian elephant & this Siberian dog the Husky Cathy	$100 [1] Loretta Lynn's album "I Remember Patsy" was a tribute to this singer, her dear friend Patsy Cline Cathy	$100 [16] His "Happy Trails" led to the Double R Bar Ranch Roy Rogers Doug	$100 [26] Size for unusually large eggs or elephants jumbo Doug
$200 [12] On a dye classification chart, it's listed under "vat blue 35" indigo Cathy	$200 [7] This president's family name was originally Pollock or Pollok (James) Polk Doug	$200 [21] What the "el"? It's this the elevated (railway) Cathy	$200 [2] "Good Golly Miss Molly", he once claimed his music "makes the blind see" & "the deaf hear" Little Richard Mike	$200 [17] B. Cartwright's almost 1,000 square mi. ranch in "Bonanza" was named for these tall pine trees ponderosas Doug	$200 [27] An amount held between the thumb & index finger, one can be "of salt" or "of snuff" a pinch Mike
$300 [13] It's the longest word in the Pledge of Allegiance indivisible Mike	$300 [8] 15 presidents were members of this fraternal organization the Masons Mike	$300 [22] The name of this long runnerless sled comes from the Micmac Indians of Canada toboggan Cathy	$300 [3] His home is a pink-trimmed mansion in New Orleans, but we don't know if he walks to it Fats Domino Mike	$300 [18] This 1982 movie musical featured the Chicken Ranch, a house of ill repute run by Dolly Parton The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas Mike	$300 [28] Amount of "Dollars" Clint Eastwood was working for according to the title of his 1st Spaghetti Western a fistful Doug
$400 [14] As a verb it means to get a person drunk, as a noun it's someone already intoxicated inebriate Doug Cathy	$400 [9] He served in the Army in both World Wars Eisenhower Mike	$400 [23] It's someone who takes a leisurely walk, or a type of baby carriage he might be pushing a stroller Cathy	$400 [4] She said, "I would much rather have stood by 1 man for a lifetime than 4 for a short time" Tammy Wynette Cathy	$400 [19] This movie producer's 3,658 acre Marin County California spread is called Skywalker Ranch (George) Lucas Mike	$400 [29] Amount of Brylcreem that'll do ya a little dab Cathy
$500 [15] Paul Muni & Ed Begley starred as opposing lawyers in this 1955 play based on the Scopes trial Inherit the Wind Doug	DD $600 [10] President who hadthe followingcampaign song:[Instrumental music plays.] Harry Truman Mike	$500 [24] 1 of the 3 Mercury space capsules whose names began with "F" (1 of) Freedom ( Friendship or Faith ) Cathy	$500 [5] With a masters in psychology, he might use "We're In This Love Together" to counsel couples Al Jarreau Cathy	$500 [25] This Texas ranch, bigger than Rhode Island, is the largest in the U.S. the King Ranch Doug	$500 [30] In the title of a 1957 Jerry Lee Lewis hit, there was this much "shakin' going on" a whole lot Cathy

Double Jeopardy! Round

KANSAS	MOVIES	ORGANIZATIONS	FICTIONAL CHARACTERS	WOMEN IN HISTORY	10-LETTER WORDS
$200 [1] The 1st drought-resistant variety of this grain was brought to Kansas by Mennonites in the 1870s "Turkey" red wheat Doug	$200 [3] Lucy had a ball as this musicalized "Auntie" Auntie Mame Cathy	$200 [29] When founded by Maggie Kuhn in 1970, this senior citizens' lobby group was likened to Black militants the Gray Panthers Mike Cathy	$200 [6] Caradoc was the only one of this king's knights whose wife was not unfaithful Arthur Doug	$200 [16] The 2 U.S. first ladies who married men named George Martha Washington & Barbara Bush Doug	$200 [30] A ten letter body part you can file, buff & paint a fingernail Doug
$400 [2] You can see a re-creation of historic Front Street & Boot Hill in this former Wild West city Dodge City Cathy	$400 [4] Near the beginning of this film, S. Greenstreet says he'd like to buy Rick's Café Americain Casablanca Mike	$400 [28] Its magazine is "The Single Parent" Parents Without Partners	$400 [8] When he lived in Lilliput, the natives gave him meat & drink enough for 1,728 of their own people Gulliver Doug	$400 [17] Tradition says Priscilla Mullens came to America on this ship the Mayflower Mike	$400 [27] It refers to all the stuff you need to write a letter, not just the paper stationery Mike
$600 [7] Kansas leads the nation in the production of this lighter-than-air gas helium Mike	$800 [11] This 1945 film begins with gunshots & a dying man's last word: "Mildred" Mildred Pierce	$600 [21] Members of the American Budgerigar Society are fanciers of this type of animal parakeets Mike	$600 [13] Jake Barnes is the hero in love with Lady Brett Ashley in thus Hemingway tale The Sun Also Rises Doug	DD $800 [18] A day before her husband's funeral, she led 40,000 marchers to support striking sanitation workers Coretta Scott King Mike	$600 [26] In a fixed position, unmoving, like some weather fronts stationary Doug
$800 [9] Kansas is rectangular in shape except for the NE corner where this river forms the boundary the Missouri Doug	DD $1,000 [5] This film that won Elizabeth Taylor an Oscar got its title from a telephone exchange BUtterfield 8 Mike	$800 [22] It's the full name of the Elks Lodge the Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks Doug	$800 [14] Tom Jones was raised by Mr. Allworthy who was actually this relative of Tom's his uncle	$800 [20] In 1948 she discovered a 25-million-year-old skull in Africa Mary Leakey Mike	$800 [24] The science that studies prenatal growth & development obstetrics (embryology) Mike
$1,000 [10] The case of Oliver Brown v. this city's Board of Education in 1954 outlawed school segregation Topeka Cathy	$1,000 [12] Lerner & Loewe wrote the score for this "regal" movie musical about a boy from outer space The Little Prince Cathy	$1,000 [23] Headquartered at Rebel Field, Harlingen, Texas, this group restores & flies vintage WWII aircraft the Confederate Air Force Doug	$1,000 [15] Elizabeth Bennet, heroine of this novel, was her father's favorite among his 5 daughters Pride and Prejudice Cathy	$1,000 [19] In 1930 the pope sanctioned her Missionaries of Charity order in India Mother Teresa Cathy	$1,000 [25] Roots of this plant, "deadly nightshade", are made into medicine to treat asthma & colic the belladonna

Final Jeopardy!

AMERICAN PLAYWRIGHTS

M. Stapleton, Eli Wallach, Jessica Tandy &M. Leighton all won Tonys for performances in his plays

Tennessee Williams

Doug "Who was O'Neill?" — wagered $2,699

Mike "Who is Neil Simon" — wagered $5,500

Cathy "Who is William [something else written] Inge?" — wagered $3,000

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