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id Round Clue
Value
Daily
Double
category Answer Question Air
Date
5026 1 400 0 BASEBALL
English game similar to baseball that uses posts, not bases
? rounders
1985-03-01
5027 1 500 0 BASEBALL
They started out in '62 as the Colt 45s
? the Houston Astros
1985-03-01
5028 1 100 0 TELEVISION
The riverboat in "Riverboat", & later the starship in "Star Trek\"
? the Enterprise
1985-03-01
5029 1 200 0 TELEVISION
Theme song of "The Greatest American Hero", it would have pleased Mr. Ripley
? \"Believe It Or Not\"
1985-03-01
5030 1 300 0 TELEVISION
Art Linkletter hosted this comedy game show for 7 yrs., Flip Wilson for 9 episodes
? People Are Funny
1985-03-01
5031 1 400 0 TELEVISION
Now a CBS program executive, from 1959-1963, he was that network's "Dobie Gillis\"
? Dwayne Hickman
1985-03-01
5032 1 500 0 TELEVISION
Narrator & host of "20th Century", "21st Century" & "Universe\"
? Walter Cronkite
1985-03-01
5033 1 100 0 FOREIGN PHRASES
\"Black" in Spanish, it came to mean the Black race
? Negro
1985-03-01
5034 1 200 0 FOREIGN PHRASES
In "the Lone Ranger", Tonto's Indian term for "faithful friend\"
? kemosabe
1985-03-01
5035 1 300 0 FOREIGN PHRASES
Japanese term for a grill made of metal or wood
? hibachi
1985-03-01
5036 1 400 0 FOREIGN PHRASES
How Frank Sinatra would sing the line "That's life" in French
? C'est la vie
1985-03-01
5037 1 500 0 FOREIGN PHRASES
Official okay to publish that means "Let it be printed" in Latin
? imprimatur
1985-03-01
5038 2 200 0 LITERATURE
His name is synonomous with thesaurus
? Roget
1985-03-01
5039 2 400 0 LITERATURE
Greek hero after whom James Joyce named his most famous work
? Ulysses (Odysseus)
1985-03-01
5040 2 600 0 LITERATURE
Though the United States doesn't have this literary post, about half the states do
? a poet laureate
1985-03-01
5041 2 200 0 LAW
A judge's writ allowing police to make an arrest, search or seizure
? warrant
1985-03-01
5042 2 400 0 LAW
According to Roman law, rape & treason but not this, were punishable by death
? murder
1985-03-01
5043 2 200 0 STARTS WITH "V\"
All the words you know
? your vocabulary
1985-03-01
5044 2 400 0 STARTS WITH "V\"
The lobby
? the vestibule
1985-03-01
5045 2 600 0 STARTS WITH "V\"
Smallest of the camel family, the Incas protected them
? vicuna
1985-03-01
5046 2 800 0 STARTS WITH "V\"
Chico Marx's reply to this was "Vy not a chicken?\"
? \"Viaduct?\"
1985-03-01
5047 2 1000 0 STARTS WITH "V\"
A short subtitle, literary description or story
? a vignette
1985-03-01
5048 2 200 0 U.S. HISTORY
19th c. Tammany boss & head of corrupt New York political "ring\"
? Boss Tweed
1985-03-01
5049 2 400 0 U.S. HISTORY
Annual practice begun in 1913 following passage of 16th Amendment
? income tax
1985-03-01
5050 2 600 700 U.S. HISTORY
This battle mistakenly fought after the War of 1812 was over made Andrew Jackson a hero: "Yeah, they ran through the briars / And they ran through the brambles / And they ran through the bushes / Where the rabbit couldn't go / They ran so fast / That the hounds couldn't catch 'em / On down the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico\"
? the Battle of New Orleans
1985-03-01