Show #1050 1989-03-10 (taped 1988-11-28) Regular

Alex enters wearing a hard hat, explaining it is to protect himself against items falling from the rafters, as a chain and an electric wire had fallen the previous show.

Contestants

Claude Coller — a teacher from Lorain, Ohio

Sandi Kamenir — an attorney from North Hollywood, California

Paul Mathless — an editor from Washington, D.C. (whose 1-day cash winnings total $18,200)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Paul $1,500 $3,100 $5,300 $10,100
2-day champion: $28,300
$5,300
16 R, 4 W
Sandi $800 $1,700 $5,000 $100
2nd place: trip on Eastern to Freeport, Bahamas & stay at Xanadu Beach & Marina Resort
$5,900
15 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Claude $1,100 $2,600 $2,400 $5
3rd place: Greif Companies his & hers clothing
$2,000
14 R (including 1 DD), 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES THE 50 STATES MAMMALS 4-LETTER WORDS POTENT POTABLES GONE WITH THE WIND
$100 [19]
In 1988 Christmas & Easter both fell on this day of the week
Sunday
Claude
$100 [1]
Spanish explorers are believed to have visited Mobile Bay in this state back in 1519
Alabama
Paul
$100 [14]
Don't worry; when they mate, the female can relax or flatten her quills
a porcupine
Paul Sandi
$100 [15]
To expose oneself pleasantly to warmth, people do it in the sun
bask
Paul
$100 [3]
Since it's made with this, Barenjager liqueur comes with a plastic bee stuck on the label
honey
Claude
$100 [5]
Olivia de Havilland said Clark Gable was "terrified" of playing this role
Rhett Butler
Sandi
$200 [20]
The pre-Lenten festival is celebrated as Mardi Gras in New Orleans & this in Rio
Carnival
Claude
$200 [2]
Lt. Governor Evelyn Murphy ran this state while its gov. was out on the national campaign trail
Massachusetts
Claude
$200 [17]
1 of the 2 mammals whose names begin with "AA"
aardvark (or aardwolf)
Paul
$200 [16]
Someone you're trailing might figuratively "give you" this piece of feminine attire
slip
Claude
$200 [4]
Myers's rum is distilled on this island, man
Jamaica
Sandi
$200 [6]
Every single technicolor camera in Hollywood was used to film the burning of this city
Atlanta
Claude
$400 [22]
Each night of the Afro-American holiday of Kwanzaa this is done, just like during Hanukkah
lighting a candle
Claude
$300 [9]
It's the top brick-producing state as well as top tobacco producer
North Carolina
Paul Claude
$300 [24]
The "jack" in jack rabbit is short for this other animal, also known for its long ears
jackass
Claude
$300 [18]
A line of soldiers standing side-by-side is a rank; a line one behind the other is this
a file
Claude
$300 [7]
The Bible says, "Money ans wereth all things," while this "maketh merry"
wine
Paul
$300 [8]
Though this "Great Gatsby" author wrote part of the script, he got no screen credit
(F. Scott) Fitzgerald
Paul
$500 [23]
The 2 months in which the Chinese New Year can fall
January & February
Paul
$400 [10]
Acadia National Park, the oldest one east of the Mississippi, is in this state
Maine
Claude
$400 [25]
After being born, an opossum spends the next 2 months here
his mother's pocket
Paul
$400 [27]
Swine find this swill swell
slop
$400 [29]
Carolans, Emmets & Baileys are all brands of this type of liqueur
(Irish) cream
Sandi
$400 [12]
George Cukor, Sam Wood & finally, Victor Fleming
the director
Sandi
DD $700 [21]
AT&T's top 2 "calling holidays" are Christmas & this
Mother's Day
Claude
$500 [11]
1 of the 2 states whose official song titles begin with the word "On"
Wisconsin (or Indiana)
Paul
$500 [26]
Common name given to the reindeer of North America
caribou
Paul Claude
$500 [28]
From the Latin for "crude", it's a light grayish yellowish brown
ecru
Sandi
$500 [13]
The only person Vivien Leigh specifically thanked on winning her Oscar was this producer
David O. Selznick
Claude

Double Jeopardy! Round

AMERICAN HISTORY AWARDS OPERA WORLD GEOGRAPHY FAMOUS NAMES IN THE OCEAN
$200 [3]
Known in Spanish as the "Bahia de Cochinos", it achieved world wide notoriety in 1961
the Bay of Pigs
Sandi
$200 [14]
If your cookbook doesn't cut the mustard, you may not win this company's Tastemaker Award
French's
Paul
$200 [16]
In "Le nozze di Figaro", "le nozze" refers to this event
marriage
Claude
$200 [1]
In May 1988 it became the highest spot on Earth from which a live TV broadcast originated
(the top of) Mount Everest
Sandi
$200 [2]
The media usually refer to this hockey player's wife as "actress Janet Jones"
Wayne Gretzky
Paul
$200 [18]
The book "Seas & Oceans" says this creature resembles a gherkin
a sea cucumber
Paul
$400 [10]
In 1964 Malcolm X left this group; the following year 3 of its members killed him
the Black Muslims
Paul
$400 [15]
The Downtown Athletic Club of New York City presents this award to the top college football player
the Heisman Award
Claude
$400 [17]
Stravinsky wrote an opera about this "complex" mythical ruler
Oedipus
Sandi
$400 [4]
In 1975 this Vietnamese city was renamed to honor the late president of North Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh
Saigon
Paul
$400 [6]
This comedienne got an Oscar nomination for playing a choir singer in her 1st film, "Nashville"
Lily Tomlin
Sandi
$600 [20]
All freshwater species of these from Europe & North America go to the Sargasso Sea to spawn
eels
Claude
$600 [11]
The presidential candidacy of this "Kingfish" threatened to split the Democrats in 1935
Huey Long
Paul
$600 [24]
Of an Obie, Hugo or Nebula, the one not won by sci-fi author Frederik Pohl's "Gateway"
an Obie
Sandi
DD $500 [21]
"La boheme", an opera about Bohemian artists, takes place in the Bohemian section of this city
Paris
Sandi
$600 [5]
A strip of land on the Mediterranean is named for this city where Samson brought down the house
Gaza
Sandi
$600 [9]
In 1967 he became the 1st pro golfer to win a career total of $1 million in prize money
Arnold Palmer
Paul Claude
DD $800 [19]
Related to the pipe fish, its head is at a right angle to its body & it has a prehensile tail
the seahorse
Sandi
$800 [12]
"Beecher's Bibles" weren't books but these given to Kansans determined to resist slavery
Sharps rifles
Claude
$800 [23]
The new Metropolitan Opera opened in this complex on September 16, 1966
the Lincoln Center
Paul
$800 [7]
The full name of the British city of Newcastle indicates it's "upon" this river
Tyne
Paul Sandi
$800 [22]
Based in Chicago, this ABC radio newscaster is credited with coining the words "Reaganomics" & "skyjacker"
Paul Harvey
$1,000 [13]
An artist, later judged insane, attempted to assassinate this president in 1835
Andrew Jackson
$1,000 [8]
Tenerife is the largest of this Spanish island group off the northwest coast of Africa
the Canary Islands
Sandi
$1,000 [25]
In 1973 Brezhnev gave this tycoon art collector an apartment overlooking Red Square
Armand Hammer
Sandi

Final Jeopardy!

ORGANIZATIONS

Its roots go back to two 1850s organizations: the General Female Training Institute & a prayer union

the YWCA (the Young Women's Christian Association)

Claude "What is Salvation Army?" — wagered $2,395
Sandi "What is the Salvation Army" — wagered $4,900
Paul "What is the YWCA" — wagered $4,800

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