Show #535 1986-12-26 (taped 1986-10-01) Regular

Contestants

Barbara Smith — an elementary educator from Yuba City, California

George Romero, Jr. — a middle school principal originally from Quezon City, Philippines

Frank Ford — a teacher from Santa Monica, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $15,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Frank	$1,000	$2,600	$-1,600	$-1,600 3rd place: Aladdin portable fireplace	$400 17 R, 11 W (including 1 DD)
George	$-200	$100	$700	$0 2nd place: trip to Las Vegas	$1,700 8 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)
Barbara	$300	$500	$4,100	$4,000 New champion: $4,000	$4,300 13 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

TV TRIVIA	MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS	SODA POP QUIZ	COLLEGES	PRESIDENTS	SOUND OFF
$100 [1] Game show host Robert Lewis' middle initial Q Frank	$100 [10] All you need to play this is your voice vibrating the tissue paper membrane inside it a kazoo George	$100 [14] In 1952, Hyman Kirsch of Brooklyn introduced "No-Cal" soda, 1st soft drink w/o this sweetener sugar Frank	$100 [11] Aaron Burr's father was a founder & 2nd president of this New Jersey Ivy League school Princeton Frank George	$100 [5] He was the 1st president to be assassinated Abraham Lincoln Frank Barbara	$100 [16] For Edith Ann on "Laugh-In", it followed "And that's the truth..." [blowing a raspberry] Frank
$200 [2] E.G. Marshall, John Saxon, & David Hartman were all "bold" members of this profession medicine Frank Barbara	$200 [12] The large tuba common to marching bands, it was invented by John Philip Sousa a sousaphone Barbara	—	$200 [20] Though Phoenix is state capital, the University of Arizona's main campus is in this city Tucson George Barbara	$200 [6] "I guess it just proves that in America anyone can be president", he said in 1974 Gerald Ford Frank George Barbara	$200 [17] Sound effect you got when you didn't give a "Good answer, good answer" on Family Feud [buzzer]
$300 [3] Maude was a blood cousin of this character from another sitcom Edith Bunker Frank Barbara	DD $200 [13] Instruments which combined numbered 186 in the followingsong:[Instrumental music plays] trombones & cornets Barbara	—	$300 [22] Northwestern University isn't in the Northwest but in this state Illinois Frank	$300 [7] The 2nd, 3rd, & 5th presidents of the U.S. all died on this holiday the 4th of July Frank	$300 [18] In "Mother Goose & Grimm" comic, a crossword for frogs used this 6-letter word for all the answers ribbit Frank
$400 [4] Produced, directed, co-wrote, & with his family, starred in tame "Adventures" from 1952-66 Ozzie Nelson George	—	—	$400 [23] Dr. Milton Eisenhower was president of this renowned Baltimore university Johns Hopkins Frank	$400 [8] It was the vote of Kansas Rep. Edmund G. Ross that kept him from being removed from office Andrew Johnson Frank	$400 [19] In 1951, Grace Stanford Lantz became the permanent performer of this laugh ha-ha-ha-ha-ha (the Woody Woodpecker laugh) George
$500 [15] He used to sound like Carlton the Doorman, but now makes Garfield purr Lorenzo Music	—	—	—	$500 [9] Depending on what you read, Frances Folsom was 21, 22, or 23 when she married him in the White House Grover Cleveland George Barbara	$500 [21] How the exclamation point in "Jeopardy!" would be "read" by Victor Borge [swish, pop] Frank

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORY	SPORTS NICKNAMES	JOURNALISM	U.S. LANDMARKS	THE ROYAL FAMILY	GHOSTS
$200 [1] On Christmas Day, 1066, he was crowned in Westminster Abbey William the Conqueror Frank	$200 [23] In 1970, this "Shoe" became the winningest jockey in history, a position he still holds Willie Shoemaker Barbara	$200 [11] Besides his vast U.S. holdings, this ex-Australian is also Britain's biggest newspaper publisher (Rupert) Murdoch Barbara	$200 [6] The most fatalities of any battle ever fought in North America occurred at this Pennsylvania site Gettysburg Frank	$200 [12] A Melanesian cult reportedly worships him, believing he secretly runs England behind his wife's back Prince Philip Barbara	$200 [15] The "Man in Grey" haunts this city's Drury Lane Theater, even showing up at matinees London Frank Barbara
$400 [2] Wrongly thinking he had been betrayed, this Carthaginian leader poisoned himself in the 2nd century B.C. Hannibal Frank	$400 [24] In football, "The Dodger" has referred to this Cowboys quarterback Roger Staubach Frank	$400 [22] One sometimes finds cutting editorials in this Ohio city's "Blade" Toledo Frank	$400 [7] First officially designated National Seashore, at Cape Hatteras, is in this state North Carolina George	$400 [13] Prince Andrew gave Sarah Ferguson an engagement ring with this stone in it to match her hair a ruby Frank	$400 [18] These interior decorators of the spirit world love to move your furniture poltergeists Barbara
$600 [3] In 1936, this Nazi minister of propaganda supposedly said, "We rule by love & not by the bayonet" Goebbels George	$800 [27] Called best woman golfer of all time, Mary Kathryn Wright was better known by this 1st name Mickey Frank	$800 [28] Gay Talese's "The Kingdom & The Power" refers to the power of this journalistic "kingdom" The New York Times Frank	$600 [8] In 1956, New York's Bedloe's Island was renamed this Liberty Island George	$600 [14] Anna "Whiplash" Wallace spurned him, so he married the kid sister of another ex-girlfriend Prince Charles Frank	$600 [19] Living things are made of protoplasm, but ghosts are supposedly made of this ectoplasm Barbara
$800 [4] After death of this 13th c. Italian saint who clung to poverty, some disciples were burned at stake St. Francis (of Assisi) George	$1,000 [25] The "Ty" in Ty Cobb was short for this, his actual 1st name Tyrus Frank	DD $2,000 [26] The 2 publishers whose "yellow journalism" stirred up support for 1898 war with Spain William Randolph Hearst & Joseph Pulitzer Frank	$800 [9] Legend says Jenny Lind gave concerts in this 180-mile-long Kentucky cave the Mammoth Cave	$800 [16] Though she married an ex-king, she was, ironically enough, barred from Windsor Castle the Duchess of Windsor (Wallis Simpson) Barbara	$800 [20] Ghostly corps de ballet in "Giselle", or the heebie-jeebies they give you the willies George
$1,000 [5] Though trained as a doctor, this French premier led the Paris peace conference in 1919 Clemenceau Barbara	—	—	DD $1,000 [10] Though Custer died in Montana, he's buried at this New York site West Point George	$1,000 [17] In 1960, Queen Elizabeth II declared this the official surname of her children Mountbatten-Windsor Frank	$1,000 [21] Whether played by Rex Harrison or Edward Mulhare, Mrs. Muir found this ghost haunting Captain Gregg Frank

Final Jeopardy!

SCIENTISTS

Called father of the Soviet H-bomb, he's a hero in the West but not in Russia

Andrei Sakharov

George "Who is Heisenber" — wagered $700

Barbara "Who is [scribbled out]?" — wagered $100

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