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    $200 3
A list of names to call or what's done to a bowling ball
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Show #114 - Thursday, February 14, 1985

John Hnat game 3.

Contestants

Sharon Brooks, a family physician originally from Chicago, Illinois

Frank Monaghan, an engineer originally from North Brunswick, New Jersey

John Hnat, a chemical lab technician from Cleveland, Ohio (whose 2-day cash winnings total $14,600)

Jeopardy! Round

MAMMALS
TOYS & GAMES
4-LETTER WORDS
ACTORS & ROLES
GRAIN
"WORLDLY GOODS"
    $100 2
Australian mammals that look like teddy bears but aren't bears at all
    $100 8
You can do it with a knife or to a deck of cards
    $100 1
Follows fail & comes before cracker
    $100 6
He wasn't just given the role of Prof. Kingsfield, he earned it
    $100 19
People feel them when they're frisky
    $100 10
The tab at the start of this 3M product bears a tartan plaid
    $200 5
When John Wayne called someone a "polecat", he meant this animal
    $200 11
"Sporting" reply when opponent asks for 9s & you haven't any
    $200 3
A list of names to call or what's done to a bowling ball
    $200 17
In 3 different versions of "The 3 Musketeers", Don Ameche, Gene Kelly & Michael York played him
    $200 20
Crop destroyed by the paddybird
    $200 18
Hiram Walker's "north of the border" whiskey
    $300 14
Mouselike migrating animals once believed to commit suicide by drowning
    $300 12
Mirrored tube though which you watch colored glass fall into patterns
    $300 4
Where Sulu sits in "Star Trek", or Dean Martin's detective "Matt"
    $300 21
As a lovely psychiatrist, she kept Gregory Peck "Spellbound"
    $300 24
Barley becomes this before becoming beer
    $300 23
You might appropriately send a letter to the Philippines in this
    $400 15
Javelinas & peccaries are among its wild relatives
    $400 13
They run roulette, spinning the wheel & raking in chips
    $400 7
To pull a gun, a beer, or pull a crayon across paper
    $400 25
In Abbott & Costello routine, it's fed to a mudder
    $400 26
Bonomo's candy you shattered or stretched to eat
    $500 16
What sea lions have that true seals don't
    $500 22
King Henry VIII lost this London church's bells on a dice throw to Sir Miles Partridge
    $500 9
Frankie Valli told her to go away
    $500 28
It's the only grain native to North America
    $500 27
"It's a manly soap" but model Debbie Bartlett "likes it, too"

Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 12):

John Frank Sharon
$1,000 $0 $800

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

John Frank Sharon
$2,500 $1,100 $800

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD HISTORY
ART
ELECTIONS
SONG BIRDS
CHEMISTRY
U.S.A.
    $200 1
Anton Drexler was founder of this political party, which Hitler was only 7th to join
    $200 13
In Daumier painting, a distressed Sancho Panza watches him ride away
    $200 18
Sen. Nancy Kassebaum's father, Alf Landon, lost a presidential election to him
    $200 17
In '58, it "outbopped the buzzard & the oriole"
    $200 4
This gas makes up 78% of our air
    $200 7
The state flower of Oklahoma is this "Christmas" flower
    $400 2
In the hierarchy of feudalism, they were the lowest class
    $400 15
Woven pictures that insulated castle walls as well as decorated them
    $400 19
Independent candidate who received nearly 6 million votes in '80 presidential election
    $400 23
Beatles' bird that sang "in the dead of night" on a deliberately "scratched" track
    $400 5
In 1945, Grand Rapids, MI & Newburgh, NY became 1st U.S. cities to add it to their water
    $400 10
"Yankee Doodle" is the official song of this New England state
    $600 3
In 1836, it won its independence from Mexico
    $600 24
In the Huntington Mansion in San Marino, CA, Gainsborough's "Blue Boy" gazes at this "rosey" girl
    $600 20
Civil War gen. who said, "If nominated I will not run, if elected, I will not serve"
    $600 6
Boron compound used in detergents, mostly found in Southern Calif.
    $600 11
Both Abraham Lincoln & Jefferson Davis were born in this state, less than 100 miles apart
    DD: $900 8
Victorious & defeated countries portrayed in this overture:

[1812 Overture plays.]
    $800 21
In '28, he became 1st Catholic major party presidential candidate
    $800 14
Biblical "brimstone" that fell on Sodom is this flammable yellow element
    $800 12
In 1815, the 1st well for this fuel was accidentally tapped in West Virginia while drilling for water
    $1000 9
From 1822-1889, this South American country was ruled by emperors Pedro I & II
    DD: $1,000 22
In American Express commercial, he reminded us he was Goldwater's '64 running mate
    $1000 16
Chemical symbol "Li", this lightest metal is only half as heavy as water
    $1000 25
This state's land is about 1/4 Indian reservations

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

John Frank Sharon
$6,100 $4,000 $2,800

Final Jeopardy! Round

THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Old English resembles this modern language more than it does Modern English

Final scores:

John Frank Sharon
$8,100 $0 $5,500
3-day champion: $22,700 3rd place: Bushnell telescope 2nd place: Sierra hearthstove & Vitamaster exerciser

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

John Frank Sharon
$6,100 $3,900 $2,800
20 R
(including 1 DD),
2 W		 12 R
(including 1 DD),
5 W		 9 R,
3 W

Combined Coryat: $12,800

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