Suggest correction - #25 - 1984-10-12

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    $200 3
Roman ruler who “came”, “saw”, & “conquered”
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Show #25 - Friday, October 12, 1984

Paul Croshier game 1-A.
Missing prizes.

Contestants

Toni Bond, a seventh grade English teacher from Lompoc, California

Paul Croshier, a Marine Corps staff sergeant stationed at Camp Pendleton, California

Donna Levin, a writer from New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $6,000)

Jeopardy! Round

LAKES & RIVERS
SPORTS
SPELLING
(Alex: Now, before I ask our returning champion to make a selection, I do want to point out that we have a new category up there called SPELLING, and this category is very specific, players. You are going to be expected to spell the important word in the question, and as soon as, and if you happen to make a mistake on one letter, we will rule you wrong at that point and somebody else will get a chance.)
FORMER CAPITALS
BEARS
DESSERTS
    $100 3
The Aswan Dam now prevents this river’s annual flooding
    $100 1
Follows “Who’s the leader of the club that’s made for you and me...”
    $100 14
Until Brasilia was carved from the wilderness, this was Brazil’s capital
    $100 19
A small scout or a baby bear
    $100 9
Thin French pancakes sometimes served “Suzette” style
    $200 10
“Colorful” river that’s title of a John Wayne film
    $200 2
How Aretha Franklin spelled what Rodney Dangerfield doesn’t get
    $200 15
Many think that Istanbul, the former capital, is still seat of state
    $200 20
Because they're born in this season, they can nurse while their mother sleeps
    $200 8
Properly spelled, it’s a whipped dessert, not an elk
    $300 11
River the Indians called “the Father of Waters”
    $300 4
A boxer’s battered ear & a vegetable share this spelling
    $300 16
Under the British, Calcutta was its capital
    $300 21
Bear with a dangerous reputation & Dan “Haggerty’s Adams”
    $300 7
Fashionable fuzzy green fruit that shares its name with a flightless bird
    $400 12
N.Y. lakes said to resemble parts of a hand
    DD: $500 5
(Spelling of the name of the brackets surrounding this answer)
    $400 17
The Nationalists ruled it from Nanking
    $400 22
The “cream pie” named for this city is actually a cake
    $500 13
It’s the largest lake remaining from prehistoric Lake Bonneville
    $500 6
Spelling for word meaning “beaten mixture of egg whites & sugar used as a pie topping”
    $500 18
In the Middle Ages its seat of state was Krakow

Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 5):

Donna Paul Toni
-$100 -$100 $900

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Donna Paul Toni
$800 $3,100 $1,600

Double Jeopardy! Round

ART
MEDICINE
ON THE “OUTS”
HISTORY
MUSIC
CANADA
    $200 1
The common colors of corpuscles
    $200 7
Ref’s call when Kareem steps over the sideline with the ball
    $200 3
Roman ruler who “came”, “saw”, & “conquered”
    $200 10
Herb Alpert has re-formed this group for a new tour
    $200 21
Leaf of this tree is Canada’s national symbol
    $400 26
Dutch master known for “The Night Watch” & 100 self-portraits
    $400 2
Not really the normal, but the statistical, average human body temperature
    $400 8
The interior of Australia
    $400 9
This, the longest recorded war, actually lasted 116 years
    $400 11
He was partnered with Hammerstein & Hart
    $400 22
Eastern province that’s been threatening to secede
    $600 4
Body part altered by rhinoplasty
    $600 16
A football pass play or the state of a skid row bum
    $600 12
The 19th century “revolution” in which machines replaced hand tools
    $600 13
Music field where you’d find these Charlies: Walker, Pride & Rich
    $600 23
This city's annual rodeo-carnival is called the “Stampede”
    $800 5
Healthcare plan which began in Texas in 1929
    DD: $3,000 17
Playing without a full deck or where some people go from 12 to 1
    $800 20
Louis XIV’s plush palace where the treaty that ended WW I was signed
    $800 14
The place to direct your feet after leaving your troubles on the doorstep
    $800 24
Once arrested by Jordanians as a spy, he was prime minister until summer ’84
    $1000 6
An involuntary grunt caused by spasms of the diaphragm & closure of the glottis
    $1000 18
’60s sci-fi series which took control of your TV each week
    $1000 19
Leader of the French Revolution stabbed in his bath by Charlotte Corday
    $1000 15
The month they tried to remember in “The Fantastiks”
    $1000 25
A British colony until it became Canada’s 10th province in 1949

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Donna Paul Toni
$1,800 $7,700 $8,200

Final Jeopardy! Round

FICTIONAL CHARACTERS
Alphabetically, the last of the 7 Dwarfs

Final scores:

Donna Paul Toni
$3,600 $15,395 $16,200
3rd place 2nd place New champion: $16,200

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Donna Paul Toni
$1,800 $7,700 $5,900
6 R,
2 W		 24 R,
4 W		 17 R
(including 2 DDs),
3 W

Combined Coryat: $15,400

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