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    $400 6
World's fastest sport, free-fall speeds of 614 MPH have been recorded in this
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Show #14 - Thursday, September 27, 1984

Contestants

Larry Kaplan, an attorney from Tamarac, Florida

Karen Olson, an energy conservation manager from Denver, Colorado

Ed Osawa, a student from Torrance, California (2-day champion whose cash winnings total $36,800)

Jeopardy! Round

WORLD LEADERS
RADIO
AUGUST
SPORTS
HOT MOVIES
TRIVIA
    $100 10
During '80s hostage crisis, dart boards bearing his face were a big seller
    $100 18
492 years ago on Aug. 3rd, he set sail across the Atlantic
    $100 1
Game where "dribbling" is "offensive"
    $100 5
Irwin Allen's tall tale that went up in smoke
    $100 21
They "rush in where angels fear to tread"
    $200 9
Britain's first female P.M., her popularity soared after Falklands war
    $200 12
From early practice of pitcher facing west comes this baseball term for lefty
    $200 15
Poitier & Steiger made sparks fly in this '67 Oscar winner
    $200 20
Some of the badges she can earn are: Horse Lover, Dabbler & Ms. Fix-it
    $300 8
Ronald Reagan was also president of this union
    $300 11
Football's imaginary plane which neither team may cross until the ball is snapped
    $300 14
The male stars tested their disguises for this '59 film by visiting studio ladies' room
    DD: $1,200 19
Hemingway wrote the book, Rogers & Parton sang the song:
    $400 7
D'Aubisson claimed Duarte fixed his election win in this country
    $400 6
World's fastest sport, free-fall speeds of 614 MPH have been recorded in this
    $400 13
Words were heated when Truffaut filmed this Bradbury novel
    $400 17
If the item is colored yellow & you use a red dye, the resulting color is this
    $500 3
Olympic pullout was ordered by this successor to Andropov
    $500 22
Russia, France & Germany entered WWI in August of this year
    $500 2
'50s middleweight champ some say was pound-for-pound the best boxer ever
    $500 4
1st movie that newlyweds Newman & Woodward made together
    $500 16
Filing an IRS form 4868 gets you a 4-month extension from this date

Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 7):

Ed Karen Larry
$100 $500 $1,000

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Ed Karen Larry
$100 $1,400 $4,600

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE 20TH CENTURY
BROADWAY
TRAVEL
AMERICAN INDIANS
MAMMALS
THE "PITS"
    $200 1
Where Sally Ride took her famous ride
    $200 6
She was "The Miracle Worker" for Patty Duke's Helen Keller
    $200 9
This necessary document cost $10 in 1980, but is now $35
    $200 15
Device Indians smoked as sign of friendship
    $200 21
Alphabetically, it's #1
    $200 12
Where Pirates steal bases
    $400 5
Time barrier shattered by runner Roger Bannister in 1954
    $400 7
Lerner & Loewe's "One Brief Shining Moment" which ran from Dec. 3, '60 to Jan. 5, '63
    $400 10
Non-sexist name for a stewardess
    $400 16
They symbolize family trees of N.W. Indians
    $400 22
Noel Coward song says only "mad" ones "go out in the midday sun"
    $400 13
Asphalt bog that tourists log in L.A.
    DD: $1,500 4
In Dec., 1941, Representative Jeannette Rankin cast the only dissenting vote on this issue
    $600 8
His 1st stage hit was "I Remember Mama" but he's better remembered for shouting "Stella!"
    $600 11
A vaccination is no longer required since this disease is eradicated
    $600 18
To keep Indians out, Dutch settlers built a wall across this New Amsterdam street
    $600 14
Poe's tale of torture in a Spanish castle
    $800 3
His masterpiece was painted as a protest against the bombing of the Spanish town "Guernica"
    $800 17
Winner of Tony & Oscar for royal role he's been identified with since '51
    $800 20
Tags for luggage headed for this airport appropriately read "LAX"
    $800 19
Runaway slaves used to hide with this tribe in Florida swamps
    $800 23
Shaky lady of "Oh Susanna" fame
    $1000 2
In 1939, this scientist wrote FDR a letter explaining that an atomic bomb could be built
    $1000 25
Rogers & Hammerstein's "Away We Go" ran a record-breaking 2,248 performances under new name
    DD: $1,500 24
Ship passengers are greeted & dunked by King Neptune 1st time they cross this
    $1000 26
Both cyanide & laetrile are an extract of them

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Ed Karen Larry
$6,800 $1,800 $8,700

Final Jeopardy! Round

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY
Automaker that introduced the alternator, power steering & electric ignition

Final scores:

Ed Karen Larry
$5 $5 $3,700
2nd place: his and hers watches and a telephone 3rd place: an electric typewriter New champion: $3,700

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Ed Karen Larry
$5,900 $1,800 $9,300
12 R
(including 1 DD),
2 W		 4 R,
0 W		 29 R
(including 1 DD),
2 W
(including 1 DD)

Combined Coryat: $17,000

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