Joe Indiviglia (S.D.): Real estate marketer
Ellen Plitt (STL): ER nurse
2-TIME CHAMP: Buzzy Cohen
BB:
THE POLITICS OF TV
DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS
MILITARY NICKNAMES
YOU AUTO KNOW
SLEUTHS & THEIR CREATORS
SWEET AISLE OF MINE
HS:
Men: $600 each/Ellen: $2,400
Buzzy stings the DD on the final Military Nickname & is within reach of Ellen’s lead, $3400-$2600; Joe’s back to nil. This is worth $1200 & the lead.
He said his people called him the “Victor of Tampico” but Davy Crockett probably had a few other nicknames for him.
“Who is Santa Anna?”…oui.
SOLE ATTEMPTED TS: $600 (Double Double Letters)
UNATTEMPTED LT: $3200
TOTAL LT: $3800
CS:
Buzzy: $6K/Ellen: $5K/Joe: $800
DJ!:
THUS SAYETH THE LORD
12-LETTER WORDS
ON THE MOVIE’S SOUNDTRACK
AMERICAN ARCHITECTS
VETERINARY MEDICINE
SWEET ISLE OF MINE
Around the 2nd half of the rd., Buzzy has done it again on unlocking a DD, here on the $1600 12-Letter Word; he leads $13,200 to Ellen’s $9200 & Joe’s four large. $2K put up.
Paul Ehrlich coined this term for treating a disease w/ specific drugs.
What Buzzy couldn’t get was chemotherapy. The last American Architect is Buzzy’s last DD of the game & he stands at $15,600, followed by Ellen ($9200) & Joe ($5600). Here’s the clue for +/- $3K.
Henry Richardson influenced the Chicago school w/ such designs as the Glessner house & this dept. store.
“What is Sears?”…that familiar name wasn’t it. Correct: What was Marshall Field’s?
ATTEMPTED LT: $2800 (2nd & 5th Sweet Aisles of Mine)
UNATTEMPTED LT: $4800
TOTAL DJ! LT: $7600
Pre-Final S:
Buzzy: $13,800/Ellen: $9,600/Joe: $4K (ME)
BUZZY’S CORYAT: $18,600
FJ! C #163: AMERICAN HISTORY
“A stimulus to the courageous”, the $25K Orteig prize offer of 1919 resulted in his success eight yrs. later.
JOE: “Who is Lindbergh?” = $7,995
ELLEN: NO ONE = $5,399
BUZZY: “Who is Scott” = $8,399 $58,401
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