Show #1645 1991-10-25 (taped 1991-08-27) Regular

Contestants

Jim Baughman — a fine arts printer from Los Angeles, California

Dallas Boggs — a university professor from Encinitas, California

Bill Spencer — a public policy analyst originally from Jackson, Mississippi (whose 1-day cash winnings total $6,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bill	$800	$1,900	$6,500	$12,500 2nd place: trip on Delta to St. Thomas, Virgin Islands & stay at the Frenchman's Reef	$8,500 18 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Dallas	$1,800	$2,600	$5,900	$11,700 3rd place: Cuthhberton Christmas tree dinnerware + Nintendo Entertainment System with Super Jeopardy! & Wheel of Fortune + InfoGenius for Game Boy	$6,300 20 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Jim	$500	$2,300	$6,700	$13,400 New champion: $13,400	$6,700 17 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

IOWA	MOVIE NOSTALGIA	WRITING INSTRUMENTS	BIOLOGY	THE OLYMPICS	"PRO"s & "CON"s
$100 [12] The U.S. received Iowa's land as part of this 1803 deal with France the Louisiana Purchase Jim	$100 [6] By the end of the film, her father, mother, daughter & 2 of her husbands are all "Gone with the Wind" Scarlett O'Hara Jim	$100 [7] An informal lecture illustrated by drawing is this type of "talk" a chalk talk Bill	$100 [13] Phagocytes are blood cells of this color that act as scavengers white Jim	$100 [26] First used in Antwerp in 1920, the Olympic flag shows 5 of these on a white background rings Jim	$100 [1] In the U.S., most grape juice & grape jelly are made from this variety of grape Concord grapes Bill
$200 [22] This river gives the state its eastern boundary the Mississippi Bill	$200 [9] In 1957 this "High Noon" star made "Love in the Afternoon" with Audrey Hepburn Gary Cooper Dallas	$200 [8] Louis Waterman patented the 1st practical one of these with a self-contained reservoir a fountain pen Dallas	$200 [14] This pure gas is a by-product of photosynthesis oxygen Jim	$200 [27] In the 264 B.C. games Belistiche, a woman of Macedonia, owned the winning team in these races chariots Dallas	$200 [2] This Utah city was named for a Canadian fur trapper who visited the area in 1825 Provo Bill
$300 [23] This state nickname probably honors Black Hawk, an Indian chief the Hawkeyes Dallas	$300 [10] The title of this 1942 film, Carole Lombard's last, is the 1st line of a soliloquy from "Hamlet" To Be or Not to Be Dallas	$300 [19] Hallmark owns the company that makes this brand of crayons Crayola Jim	$300 [15] With walls as thin as one cell, they connect arteries & veins capillaries Dallas	$300 [28] Paavo Nurmi was nicknamed the "Flying" one of these a Finn Dallas	$300 [3] According to I Kings 11:3, Solomon had 700 wives & princesses & 300 of these women concubines Dallas
$400 [24] This "American Gothic" painter was born in Anamosa & died in Iowa City Grant Wood Jim	$400 [11] Burt Lancaster played German Judge Ernst Janning in this 1961 film about war criminals Judgment at Nuremberg Bill	$400 [20] In 1861 Eberhard Faber built the first factory to produce these in the U.S. pencils Bill Jim	$400 [17] The Russian scientist with whom we associate the phrase "conditioned response" (Ivan) Pavlov Jim	DD $500 [29] Katarina Witt was the 2nd woman to win solo figure skating golds 2 games in a row; she was the 1st Sonja Henie Dallas	$400 [4] It's also known as a surrogate's court probate court
$500 [25] Louis Jolliet & this French priest were the first 2 Europeans to visit Iowa's territory, in 1673 Pere Marquette Bill	$500 [16] In "Gilda" this actress said, "If I'd been a ranch, they would have named me the Bar Nothing" Rita Hayworth Jim	$500 [21] A phonograph needle, or the sharp instrument used for writing or engraving a stylus Bill	$500 [18] The presence of this chromosome in a set of 23 pairs indicates the set is from a human male the Y chromosome Jim	$500 [30] The only aquatic sport in which men & women can compete against each other yachting Bill Dallas	$500 [5] From the Latin for "to know thoroughly", it's a person with astute discrimination in the arts a connoisseur Dallas

Double Jeopardy! Round

EUROPEAN HISTORY	MUSIC	WOMEN	MICHELANGELO	POLITICIANS	FAMOUS QUOTES
$200 [2] Under Tito, this country was expelled from the Soviet bloc in 1948 Yugoslavia Bill	$200 [24] 1 of the 2 musicals for which Rodgers & Hammerstein won a Pulitzer Prize Oklahoma! (or South Pacific ) Bill	$200 [16] In 1950 she was named AP Woman Athlete of the 1st Half of the 20th Century "Babe" Didrikson Zaharias Dallas	$200 [7] It's said that for months after this project he could only read a letter when he held it above his head the painting of the Sistine Chapel Dallas	$200 [15] In May 1991 this former Sec'y of State turned up as a weatherman on "CBS This Morning" Henry Kissinger Dallas	$200 [1] Brillat-Savarin said, "A meal without wine is like" one of these "without sunshine" a day Jim
$400 [3] The Enlightenment, which began in Europe in the 1600s, was also known as "the Age of" this the Age of Reason Jim	$400 [27] Julian Adderley's nickname, it's a mispronunciation of "cannibal" "Cannonball" Dallas	$400 [17] From 1954-1960 this etiquette expert hosted a show called "It's in Good Taste" Amy Vanderbilt Dallas Jim	$400 [8] Vasari categorized him as a painter, a sculptor &, for his work on St. Peter's, as this an architect Dallas	$400 [21] Senate Majority Leader from 1980-84, he became Pres. Reagan's Chief of Staff in 1987 Howard Baker	$400 [11] When asked what sort of death was best, this Roman answered, "A sudden death"-how prophetic Julius Caesar Bill
$600 [4] It began in Germany on Oct. 31, 1517 the Protestant Reformation Dallas	$600 [28] This jazz saxophonist wrote the pieces "Now's The Time" & "Yardbird Suite" Charlie Parker Dallas Jim	DD $500 [23] This director of the Boston Cooking School introduced the use of precise measurements for all ingredients Fannie Farmer Dallas	$600 [9] Though he died in Rome, he was buried in this city where he spent his youth Florence Dallas	$600 [22] In recognition of his 48 years in the House of Representatives, he was known affectionately as "Mr. Sam" Sam Rayburn Dallas	$600 [12] Oscar Wilde wrote, "We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at" these heavenly bodies the stars Bill
$800 [5] The 843 Treaty of Verdun divided his empire among his heirs Charlemagne Bill	$800 [29] This tenor made his operatic debut at the Teatro Nuovo in his hometown of Naples in 1894 Caruso Bill	$600 [19] Her words to "The Battle Hymn Of The Republic" 1st appeared in the Atlantic Monthly in February 1862 Julia Ward Howe Dallas	$800 [10] One of the few pagan rather than Christian works he did was a statue of this Greek god of wine Bacchus Bill	$800 [25] The last name of the brothers who were governors of N.Y. & Arkansas during the '60s the Rockefellers Jim	$1,000 [14] Lord Byron wrote, "Maidens, like" these insects, "are ever caught by glare" moths Jim
$1,000 [6] After fleeing from Norway, Viking Ingolfur Arnarson became the first settler of this country Iceland Jim	$1,000 [30] This period of music is said to have ended with the death of Bach in 1750 Baroque Dallas	$800 [20] While with the U.S. Bureau of Fisheries, this biologist wrote "Under the Sea" & "The Sea Around Us" Rachel Carson Bill	$1,000 [18] This statue was moved to its present spot in 1973 & a copy was put at the old spot, the Piazza Della Signoria David Bill	$1,000 [26] In the 1980 pres. election, this independent candidate received about 7% of the popular vote John Anderson Bill	DD $2,000 [13] "The wise want love; and those who love want wisdom", he wrote in "Prometheus Unbound" Percy Bysshe Shelley Bill

Final Jeopardy!

LITERARY SEQUELS

"Perchance to Dream" is Robert B. Parker's sequel to this 1939 Raymond Chandler novel

The Big Sleep

Dallas "What is The Big Sleep" — wagered $5,800

Bill "What is TheLongBig Sleep?" — wagered $6,000

Jim "What is "The Big Sleep"" — wagered $6,700

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