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    $800 17
Though she didn't speak Russian, Anna Anderson spent most of her life trying to prove she was this woman
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Show #626 - Monday, May 4, 1987

Missing introductions & 26th clue of Double Jeopardy! Round.

Contestants

Jean Volk, an attorney from North Brunswick, New Jersey

Shannon Carrero, from San Diego, California

Betsey Kay, an alcohol and drug abuse counselor from Carson City, Nevada (1-day champion whose cash winnings total $7,200)

Jeopardy! Round

U.S. STATES
NURSERY RHYMES
17TH C. FASHION
BASEBALL
ADAPTATIONS
DON'T MISS IT!
(Alex: And this category is all about travel and tourism trivia.)
    $100 1
Even a baby can say this official postal abbreviation for the state of Washington
    $100 2
"Frogs & snails, & puppy dogs' tails"
    $100 24
These were worn outdoors to protect the skin, not for trick-or-treat
    $100 9
Major league team with the letters "SOX" on their caps
    $100 16
Basil the barber & Kitri are the romantic leads in a ballet based on this Cervantes novel
    $100 7
Tourists can shake hands with a dead Crusader who's never decomposed, in a crypt in this Irish capital
    $200 13
Of Michigan, Minnesota, or Wisconsin, the only state whose land mass borders on Canada
    $200 3
"That's what little girls are made of"
    $200 26
Spanish ladies carried little books of paper covered with vermilion powder used to color these
    $200 20
The penalty when a pitcher balks
    $200 17
Yes, there really was a stage musical version, with whip-cracking prostitutes & Atlanta aflame
    $200 8
The world's largest champagne glass bubbles away in this maestro's "Wunnerful" museum
    $300 14
Reason why in 1959 the geographic center of the U.S. moved from Kansas to South Dakota
    $300 4
"She had so many children she didn't know what to do"
    $300 27
A "bosom bottle" tucked inside a dress kept these fresh
    $300 21
Known for years as "The Baseball Bible", this weekly paper now covers other sports as well
    $300 18
Clifford Odets' drama of the same name became a musical about boxing starring Sammy Davis Jr.
    $300 10
Swan upping, the marking of the Queen's swans, takes place on this London river once a year
    DD: $500 15
3 of 5 neighboring states from which you can go marching through Georgia
    $400 5
"He put her in a pumpkin shell, & there he kept her very well"
    $400 28
Duck, dornex, Damascus & dimity were all these
    $400 22
In 1938, pitcher Johnny Vander Meer became only man ever to do this in 2 consecutive games
    $400 19
Medieval mystery plays dramatized events from this book
    $400 11
At museum devoted to him, a wax replica of this 1930s criminal on the slab greets every "lady in red"
    $500 25
This state has the most Interstate miles, over 3000, including parts of I-10, 20, 30, & 40
    $500 6
"He wears whiskers on his chinnegan"
    $500 29
These facial decorations were called "mouches" because they looked like flies
    $500 30
In 1986, this S.F. Giants 1st baseman became only 16th man elected to Hall of Fame 1st year he was eligible
    $500 23
Rodgers & Hammerstein musical based on "Liliom", a play about a sideshow barker
    $500 12
Evangelist Jim Bakker wants to build a Golgotha theme park on the site where this occurred

Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 15):

Betsey Shannon Jean
$900 $600 $2,300

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Betsey Shannon Jean
$900 $1,800 $2,800

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD TRADE
GRAMMAR
FAMOUS WOMEN
CLASSIC COMMERCIALS
FIRE
ROCK & ROLL SIBLINGS
    $200 26
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    $200 1
Of "-ness", "-ing" or "-ly", suffix which, when added to "like", will cause it to lose the "E"
    $200 14
Following this mother's lead, Irene Joliot Curie also won a Nobel Prize for chemistry
    $200 4
It was way back in 1972 that his brothers 1st got him to try Life cereal
    $200 11
In Revelation 20:10, the 2 things God will use to destroy sinners
    $200 10
The 4 older brothers made a comeback in 1982 as a country group -- without Donny
    $400 27
Newest members of the E.E.C., or European Economic Community, are these 2 Iberian neighbors
    $400 2
Minimum number of words a simple imperative sentence can contain
    $400 15
Her daughter said this 1st lady still thinks Watergate was an int'l scheme involving double agents
    $400 5
Because of their TV ads for these, many thought James Garner & Mariette Hartley were husband & wife
    $400 20
Collective term for pistols & guns
    $400 12
Don & Phil
    $600 28
Ending 3rd World debt crisis is major goal of Barber Conable, president of this global institution
    $600 3
Grammatically, it's what's wrong with the sentence "Virtue is it's own reward."
    $600 16
Of this event Hana Mandlikova said, "I wore leather; white is for Wimbledon"
    $600 6
If you opened your bathroom cabinet & saw Chuck McCann, he was using your can of this deodorant
    $600 21
Insurance company whose TV ads featured different people wearing the same funny red hat
    DD: $400 13
Consisting of 2 sisters & a cousin, they're the trio heard here:

"So won't you please (Be my, be my baby) / Be my little baby? (My one and only baby) / Say you'll be my darling (Be my, be my baby) / Be my baby now (My one and only baby)"
    $800 9
From Latin for "thrown in between", these words are attention-getters
    $800 17
Though she didn't speak Russian, Anna Anderson spent most of her life trying to prove she was this woman
    $800 7
Proverbial definition of chaos calmly recreated in a 1980 Merrill Lynch TV ad
    $800 22
In kids' TV series, ID number on the side of Col. Steve Zodiac's jet fighter "Fireball"
    $800 18
The 2 Bee Gees who are twins
    DD: $2,100 29
Over 70 countries signed the "GATT" which the "General Agreement" on these
    $1000 25
In an expository paragraph, the sentence functioning as this is usually the 1st
    $1000 24
Dian Fossey's '85 murder might have been due to her torturing poachers who threatened these animals
    $1000 8
A TV ad for this product showed the making of a commercial for "Mama Magadini's Meatballs"
    $1000 23
From French for "to blaze" it describes a person whose manner is highly elaborate or showy
    $1000 19
"Deep Purple" was a 1963 #1 hit for the duo of Nino Tempo & this woman, his sister

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Betsey Shannon Jean
$4,200 $5,400 $7,000

Final Jeopardy! Round

PRESIDENTS
Number of Vice Presidents of the last 50 years who later became President

Final scores:

Betsey Shannon Jean
$0 $10,800 $10,900
3rd place: Chinon 35mm camera 2nd place: Hotpoint range & microwave + Donvier ice cream maker New champion: $10,900

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Betsey Shannon Jean
$3,100 $5,400 $7,300
13 R
(including 1 DD),
3 W		 13 R,
3 W		 24 R
(including 1 DD),
4 W
(including 1 DD)

Combined Coryat: $15,800

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