Subject: Terrier Tussle 1997
Date: Tue, 22 Apr 1997 12:03:17 -0400 (EDT)
From: Mark Coen <mjcoen@bu.edu>
To: David Levinson <dmlevins@uclink2.berkeley.edu>

1.  Production on the set of this movie was so secretive that its
producers created the dummy title Blue Harvest complete with
jackets, hats, and t-shirts for the cast and crew.  Creators were
concerned that the script would be leaked revealing to all whether
the Dark Lord of the Sith was truly Anakin Skywalker, father to
Luke and his twin sister Leia in for 10 points what film
concluding the Star Wars Trilogy?
        A: Star Wars: Episode VI _RETURN OF THE JEDI_

2.  His last album, "Staight Outta Mothaphuckin Compton" had a
scratch off spot covering the less savory word of the title.
While fairly hard core, the album reflected some reconciliation
towards his former cohorts in N.W.A., whom he dissed previously in
songs such as "Real Compton City G's."  For 10 points, name this
rapper who died from AIDS before the release of his last
album, with real name of Eric Wright.
        A: EASY-E

3.  Categories include "Cheese or Disease," "Fluffy Hair Bands,"
and "Where's Coolio?," geography from the rapper's point of view.
Contestants spend a week to gain points and hopefully enter the
Cylinder of Shush to gain additional prizes.  For 10 points, name
this game show hosted by Greg Fitzsimmons which airs on MTV.
        A: _IDIOT SAVANTS_

4.  They were to be home to the World Football League's Southmen
before they moved to Toronto to become the Northmen.  They then
had the Showboats of the USFL, the Mad Dogs of the CFL, and the
Pharoahs of the Arena league.  For 10 points, name this city whose
football history will further improve in 1998 when it becomes the
temporary host of the former Houston Oilers before they
settle in Nashville.
        A: _MEMPHIS_

5.  He first appeared with Bugs Bunny in 1948's _Haredevil Hare_.
He followed that up with _Hasty Hare_ (1952), _Hare-Way To The
Stars_ (1958), and 1963's _Mad As A Mars Hare_.  His main quarrel
with Bugs in all of these was his rather extreme plans to improve
his view of Venus.  For 10 points, name this green- helmeted, big-
eyed spaceman.
        A: MARVIN the Martian

6.  A shut out in this game is worth 500 points, while a win
requires at least 5000 points.  Safeties count for only 100
points, unless they're played directly after your opponent plays
the hazard it protects against, in which case you score 300 on
what's called a coupe fourre (COO four-AY).  For 10 points name
this card game whose hands last for either 700 miles or the
extended distance, which is the game's translated title.
        A: MILLE BORNES or THOUSAND MILES

7.  While the name Vic Raschi may not be familiar, he was the
first pitcher to do something which became quite common over the 2
decades or so after April 23, 1954.  For 10 points, on that day Raschi, a St.
Louis Cardinal, served up the first major league homer by what record
breaking slugger?
        A: Hank AARON

8.  His TV roles include hick Bob Wheeler on _Night Court_ and the
voice of Puck on the animated show _Gargoyles_.  He's best known for the
role which he referenced in his 1991 album title, _Old Yellow Eyes is
Back_.  For 10 points, name this actor whose 1996 film appearances
included roles in _Phenomenon_, _Independence Day_, and, of course, _Star
Trek: First Contact_.
        A: Brent SPINER

9.  Its name derives from the _hirpex_, the Roman word for rake.
When the Romans conquered Gaul, they brought their rake with them.  British
islanders changed the name to harrow.  The Normans then noticed that the
rake looked like their ecclesiastical candelabras, which were important for
funerals.  As the candelabras grew larger they began to be placed on the
casket during transport, and the name then became used for the entire
carriage.  For 10 points, name this vehicle, most folk's last ride.
        A: HEARSE

10.  He was once married to a Klingon named Grilka, whose husband he killed.
He gained the wrath of his home world's commerece authority when he allowed
his employees to unionize (after a strike led by his brother).  Driven to sell
his future remains on the open market based on a misdiagnosis of a fatal
illness, he broke the contract, leading to revocation of his business rights
on his home planet.  For 10 points, name this Ferengi who still works with his
brother Nog running the bar on Deep Space Nine.
        A: QUARK

11.  The new songs on this album include "Stranger in Moscow," "Earth Song,"
"Little Suzie," a remake of "Come Together," and "Tabloid Junkie."  The 50
page booklet that comes with it includes testimonials from Steven Spielberg
and Liz Taylor, along with sales figures and awards won.  For 10 points, name
this double album whose best songs come from the first disk, which include
such classics as "Rock With You," "Don't Stop Til You Get Enough," and "Billie
Jean."
        A: HISTORY by Michael Jackson

12.  The information and social awareness portions of this event worked well,
as they were mostly text based and easy to access from the festival map.  Live
music and parties at places like LA's House of Blues were a flop, as the
software needed to participate took too long to download, and rarely added
video to sound.  For 10 points, name this November on-line event, an outgrowth
of Do Something, hosted by the group's founder, Andrew Shue.
        A: WEBSTOCK

13.  The video release of the documentary _Blood Brothers_ will include an EP
of unreleased songs by this band, whose 1995 reunion is the subject of the
film.  It should sell better than the lead singer's last solo album, _The
Ghost of Tom Joad_, which barely topped a half million.  For 10 points, name
this New Jersey group whose best known for songs like "Rosalita" and "Born to
Run."
        A: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN AND THE E STREET BAND (need all of it)

14.  Meat packing magnate Lou Polonsky inherits a tabloid called _The Comet_.
He names himself editor and tries to make the paper credible.  But the real
story is that of Nora, the paper's advice columnist, who in this show's
previous version was the tabloid's photographer.  For 10 points, name this
sitcom which left ABC for NBC but still stars Tea (tay-AH) Leone (lee-oh-KNEE).
        A: _THE NAKED TRUTH_

15.  "March of the Swivelheads."  "Bad."  "The Edge of Forever."  The themes
from "I Dream of Jeanie" and "Star Wars."  "Love Missile F1-11."  "Oh
Yeah."  "Twist and Shout."  "Danke Schoen" (DUNK-a SHANE).  For 10 points
all of these songs and more appeared in what 1986 film starring Mia Sara,
Jennifer Grey, and Matthew Broderick.
        A: _FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF_

16.  Quotation.  The Sixties.  Actor and Role.  Event.  Thing.  Before and
After.  For 10 points, these are all puzzle categories on what long running
once network and now syndicated game show?
        A: WHEEL OF FORTUNE

17.  Her middle name is Millicent.  She has no steady job but can be seen
in a number of different pursuits.  She has a younger sister, but no
other known family has been spotted.  Nearing 40, she doesn't look a day
older since we first met her.  And even though she has a long time boyfriend,
a recent car ad suggests she prefers the more rugged type of man.  For 10
points, who is this woman of unchanging and impossible plastic proportions?
        A: BARBIE

18.  This team's QB Jim Ballard went 17 for 29, connecting with Yo Murphy
seven times for 163 yards and three touchdowns.  Kicker Paul McCallum hit
field goals of 50 and 46 yards.  All of this was enough to defeat the
Frankfurt Galaxy 32-27 and give the World Bowl '96 title to, for 10
points, what team?
        A: SCOTTISH CLAYMORES

19.  "The Voice," a Celtic-inspired song sung by Eimear Quinn and composed by
Brendan Graham, easily beat runner up "Eternally," sung by Norway's Elisabeth
Andreassen.  This gave Graham his second win and Ireland its seventh in, for
10 points, what song contest, whose past winners have included ABBA?
        A: EUROVISION Song Contest

20. Valerios Leonides raised his own world record in the clean-and-jerk to
187.5 kilograms at the Atlanta Olympics, but had to settle for the silver.
This man, who beat Leonides for the 1995 world title, matched the new world
record, which gave him not only the gold but a new world record for combined
weight lifted in the clean-and-jerk and snatch, 335 kilos.  It also made him
the first weightlifter to win three Olympic gold medals.  For 10 points
name this Turk, better known the world over as the Pocket Hercules.
A: Naim SULEYMANOGLU (soo-lee-man-OH-glue) (prompt on 'Pocket Hercules')

21.  This group's original members, Mel Schacher, Don Brewer, and Mark
Farner, announced last May that they were getting back together to tour
for the first time in 21 years.  They found early success with albums
like _On Time_ and _Closer To Home_.  They officially broke up in 1983,
but were reinvigorated by recieving a lifetime achievement award at last
year's Motor City Music Awards. For 10 points name this band whose well known
hits include a remake of "The Loco-Motion" and their original "We're An
American Band."
        A: GRAND FUNK RAILROAD

22.  This show's longevity may be the fault of Michigan housewife Terry
Rakolta.  Outraged at the show's content, she started a protest and, through a
letter writing campaign, got one sponsor to pull out and one episode (about
peeping toms) shelved.  Still, the resulting publicity gave the show a huge
ratings boost, and allowed it to persevere to its current status as the longest
running sitcom currently on TV.  For 10 points, name this show that looks at
Al, Peg, Kelly, Bud, and dogs Buck and Lucky.
        A: MARRIED... WITH CHILDREN

23.  It made the NCAA playoffs in both men's basketball and baseball in 1996,
and in both cases it was eliminated from contention by the same school.  Of
course, in the case of hoops it was expected, as at 11-18 they didn't figure
to upset UMass.  For 10 points, name this Trans America Athletic Conference
school nicknamed the Golden Knights, located in Orlando.
        A: University of CENTRAL FLORIDA

24.  He played an animal catcher in _Dunston Checks In_.  In _Matilda_,
he played an FBI agent.  Earlier, in _Batman Returns_, he played the Penguin's
father, as well as the villain in _Buffy the Vampire Slayer_.  The role that
cemented his comeback, though, was that of Andrew Lansing, the odd nephew of
the network president on _Murphy Brown_.  For 10 points, name this actor whose
now making money on video sales of his old kid's TV show.
        A: Pee Wee HERMAN or Paul REUBENS

25.  TV may not be good for much, but it can be used to to detect these.  Set
your TV to channel 13, turn the brightness to the point where the screen is
almost black, and then turn to channel 2.  Because these create electrical
disturbances near the 55 megahertz range (the band assigned to channel 2),
they'll cause horizontal streaks on the screen.  If the screen glows with an
even light head for the basement, because, for 10 points, what type of extreme
weather is within 20 miles of you?
        A: TORNADO

26.  Among its ingredients is a confectioner's glaze which uses the secretion
of the lac beetle, better known as shellac.  Nabisco swears that it's of food
grade quality, and used to protect the candy from dampness.  For 10 points,
name this candy, described by Cosmo Kramer by saying "it's chocolate, it's
mint, it's really quite refreshing."
        A: JUNIOR MINTS

27.  It gets this 3 word appelation from its production method: colored and
flavored water is poured into a mold, is run through a freezer, and comes out
in the form that we enjoy it in.  The first word is a fancy term for "at
rest," while the other words describe its state and food type.  For 10 points,
what is this term found on the label of what we normally call a Popsicle?
        A: QUIESCENTLY FROZEN CONFECTION

1.  36 POINT BONUS.  Welcome to PO 982: World Affairs and Professional
Wrestling.  Given the time period and the concern, you name the WWF
wrestler created to prey on it for 12 points each.

        * Early 1980s, the revolution and hostage crisis in Iran.
        A: the IRON SHIEK

        * Late 1980s to early '90s, the recession and Japanese
economic power.
        A: YOKOZUNA

        * 1996, the rise of Louis Farakhan and the Nation of Islam.
        A: FAROOUQ ASSAD

2.  30 POINT BONUS.  Given a title of an Elvis song in Latin, give
the English translation for 10 points each.

        * Nunc hic aut numquam          A: "IT'S NOW OR NEVER"
        * Tenere me ama                 A: "LOVE ME TENDER"
        * Non adamare non possum        A: "CAN'T HELP FALLING IN LOVE"

3.  30 POINT BONUS.  Name the person described for the given
number of points.
        5: His TV roles included Jed Clampett and Barnaby Jones.
        A: Buddy EBSEN

        10: This comedian played Tennessee Steinmetz in _The Love
Bug_ and Scrooge in the movie within the film _Scrooged_.
        A: Buddy HACKETT

        15: The first draft pick of the Royals in 1978, this .202
hitting shortstop's alliterative name was a fave of David Letterman's.
        A: Buddy BIANCALANA

4.  30 POINT BONUS.  Name the sporting official from the information given for
10 points each.

        * This man refereed just under 1700 games in the NHL, a
record.  He retired at the end of last season to become senior vice
president and director of hockey operations for the ECHL.
        A: Andy VAN HELLEMOND

        * A veteran ref in the NFL, this man retired at the end of
the past season.  He was the ref for Super Bowl XXX and is known for his
Southern-accented emphatic call of "First down!"
        A: Red CASHION

        * This National League umpire died of a heart attack before
the 1996 opener between Cincinatti and Montreal.
        A: John MCSHERRY

5.  30 POINT BONUS.  When Jebadiah Springfield founded the town
that's home to _The Simpsons_, he split from his co-founding partner over
a disagreement on whether or not it was OK to marry cousins.  For 10
points, what is the name of the neighboring rival town to
Springfield founded by this faction?
        A: SHELBYVILLE

        To celebrate their foundings, both Springfield and Shelbyville planted
a specific type of fruit or vegetable.  For 10 points each, what type of fruit
tree was planted in Springfield, and what vegetable did Shelbyville seclect?
        A: LEMON, TURNIP

6.  45 POINT BONUS.  For 5 points a word IN CORRECT ORDER, provide
the mega-conjunction from the clues.

        A. Non consecutive two term President
        B. Fumble prone running back from U. Miami, the Rams, and
Broncos
        C. Former Cubs third baseman from the early 1990s
        D. 15 year journeyman infielder for the Cubs, White Sox,
Rangers, Brewers, Red Sox, and Tigers.  Soon to become a Tampa minor league
coach.
        E. Lead mutineer of the _Bounty_
        F. Felonious Nebraska football player drafted and cut by the
New England Patriots, signed by the Giants
        G. Former Chicago CBer, now a NAQT staffer at Arizona State
        H. Jets running back of the 1980s

A: GROVER CLEVELAND GARY SCOTT FLETCHER CHRISTIAN PETER FREEMAN MCNEIL

7.  30-20-10 BONUS.  Name the group from albums.

        30: _Selling England By the Pound_ and _Trespass_
        20: _Duke_ and _The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway_
        10: _Invisible Touch_ and _Abacab_              A: GENESIS

8.  36 POINT BONUS.  OK, for those of you that couldn't get to see
_The Beautician and the Beast_ last night, we'll whet your appetite.
For 12 points each, name these films in which Fran Drescher has appeared.
        * In this 1978 film about the early days of rock n roll, Fran
actually had to kiss Jay Leno.  Ick!
        A: AMERICAN HOT WAX

        * Last year she played Dolores Durante, a mother who unwittinly tries
to seduce a 10 year old, in this film.
        A: JACK

        * She played Polo, wife of film producer Alan Habel (played
by J. T. Walsh) in this Christopher Guest send-up of Hollywood.
        A: THE BIG PICTURE

9.  25 POINT BONUS.  Given a group, name the lead singer, 5 points
each.
        * Wilco                                 A: Jeff TWEEDY
        * Alice in Chains                       A: Layne STALEY
        * Rage Against the Machine              A: Zack DE LA ROCHA
        * The Lovin' Spoonful                   A: John SEBASTIAN
        * Pantera                               A: Philip ANSELMO

10.  30 POINT BONUS.  For 10 points each, name the person accused
of sexual harrassment in 1996.

        * Julie Wright, this actor's former personal assistant, filed
a $3.1 million suit, only to have the defendant fly to California without
being deposed.  His flight, which also messed up the National Actors
Theater's _Inherit The Wind_, was supposedly for urgently needed surgery.
        A: George C. SCOTT
        *  This country musician and her husband was accused of
harassment by their farm manager, Andria Surles, who claims that the singer
asked her for a massage and made suggestive remarks.
        A: WYNONA Judd (prompt on 'Judd')

        * Judith Fairly filed suit against Howard Gordon and this
man, creator and executive producer of the show she used to work on, for
engaging in a "continuous, pervasive, and ongoing offensive and unwelcome
sexual conduct."
        A: Chris CARTER

11.  30 POINT BONUS.  For the first time in recorded soccer history this past
summer, a player participated in an international match and a club
match on the same day.  For 15 points name the man who played goal for
Mexico in a friendly against the US and then played goal and striker for the
LA Galaxy.
        A: Jorge CAMPOS

        Another player attempted to pull the double, but for the US
and LA. This midfielder played in the first game, but did not attempt the
second game. Name this MLS teammate of Jorge Campos.
        A: Cobi JONES

12. 30-20-10 BONUS.  Name the actor.

        30: He is the only non-American to win the Spencer Tracy
Award for excellence on stage and screen.

        20: Future roles include an older Zorro in _Mark of Zorro_
and an unspecified role in _The Diary of Jack the Ripper_.

        10: This Welshman has played an American President, a Spanish
painter, and an Oscar winning turn as a cannibalistic serial killer.
        A: Sir Anthony HOPKINS

13.  30-20-10 BONUS.  Name the country from its sporting history.
        30: Out of all the nations that have won as many World Cup
final matches as it has lost, it has the most of both.

        20: Famed Olympians from this nation include skiers Marina
Kiehl (KEEL) and Rosi Mittameier (MIT-ah-meyer) as well as swimmer
Michael Gross.

        10: It was the host nation of the 1972 Summer Olympics and
the 1974 World Cup, but will host nothing else ever, as it disappeared in
reuinification.
        A: WEST GERMANY or the FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY

14.  30 POINT BONUS.  Many can name professional wrestlers from
their moves in the ring, but how about from their movie careers.  Given a list
of films name the wrestler for 10 points each.
        * This wrestler/announcer starred opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger in
both Predator and Running Man.
        Answer:  Jesse "the Body" VENTURA

        * He starred in No Holds Barred and Suburban Commando
        Answer:  Hulk (Terry) HOGAN

        * In _They Live_ he said the memorable line,"I have come here
to chew bubble gum and kick ass, and I'm all out of bubble gum!"
        Answer:  Rowdy Roddy PIPER

15.  35 POINT BONUS. In the great experiment that was the CFL's US
expansion, seven US cities played host to a CFL team.  Five points
each, name those cities.
        A: BALTIMORE, SACRAMENTO, SAN ANTONIO, SHREVEPORT, LAS VEGAS,
BIRMINGHAM, MEMPHIS

16.  35 POINT BONUS.  It's the story of Kyle Brady, New York Jets
tight end who spread the word about calling 1-800-COLLECT to seven of
his NFL compatriots. For 5 points each, name the other players in the ad.
        A: Eric METCALF, Daryl "Moose" JOHNSTON, Jerry BALL, Bryce
PAUP, Curtis MARTIN, Brent JONES, Cris CARTER

17.  40 POINT BONUS.  Over the course of the Bond films, four different actors
have played Ernst Stavro Blofeld.  10 points each, name 'em.
        A: Donald PLEASANCE, Telly SAVALAS, Charles GRAY, Max VON SYDOW

18.  30 POINT BONUS.  Baseball went global this off season, or
perhaps as the Vapors noted, it's only turning Japanese.  For 10 points
each, name the team involved in the given dealings with Japan.
        * They became the first major league team to undertake a
player deal with a Japanese team when they acquired Hiroshima's Robinson
Checo.
        A: BOSTON or RED SOX

        * This team entered into a working arrangement with the Chiba
Lotte Marines, as well as nabbing Hideki Irabu, known as the Nolan Ryan
of Japan.
        A: SAN DIEGO or PADRES

        * This team signed six year Japanese League vet Shigetoshi
Hasegawa, former Orix Blue Wave.
        A: ANAHEIM or ANGELS

19.  36 POINT BONUS.  Forget Howard Stern.  Oprah Winfrey is the
Queen of All Media.  Want proof?   Look at her influence on the publishing
industry.  For 12 points each, name these Winfrey-related books.

        * This cookbook, written by Oprah's personal chef, provides
low fat recipies and sold 6 million copies.
        A: IN THE KITCHEN WITH ROSIE

        * Oprah and personal trainer Bob Greene co-wrote this book,
detailing the diet and exercise plan that Oprah used to get slim and stay
that way.
        A: MAKE THE CONNECTION

        * Written by Jacquelyn Mitchard, it was the first work
selected for Oprah's Book Club, with sales demand leading to a 650,000
volume printing.
        A: THE DEEP END OF THE OCEAN

20.  30 POINT BONUS.  Given the institution of higher learning,
name the _M*A*S*H_ character that was purported to have gone there for the
stated number of points.
        5: Harvard                      A: Charles Emerson WINCHESTER (III)
        10: Stanford                    A: B. J. _HUNNICUTT_
        15: Berliner Polytechnishe      A: John TUTTLE

21.  30 POINT BONUS.  Name the fictional beverages, 10 points
each.

        * Invented by Homer Simpson, it uses cough syrup and must be
ignited before drinking.
        A: FLAMING MOE

        * This drink created on _Cheers_ is of unknown ingredients,
except for cucumber, which may be bruised.
        A: SCREAMING VIKING

        * Charlie Bucket almost loses the Wonka company for drinking
this.
        A: FIZZY LIFTING DRINK

22.  35 POINT BONUS.  While the landmark British TV show _The
Prisoner_ consists of 17 episodes, there are 7 which formed the original
series and are considered essential to the show. For 5 points each, name
these episodes.

        A: _ARRIVAL_, _DANCE OF THE DEAD_, _CHECKMATE_, _THE CHIMES
OF BIG BEN_, _FREE FOR ALL_, _ONCE UPON A TIME_, _FALL OUT_

23.  45 POINT BONUS.  Everyone knows that Superman lives in Metropolis and
Batman in Gotham, but how well do you know your other super-hero locales?
Given a super-hero name his or her fictional city for 15 points each.

        * Green Lantern Hal Jordan lived in this city until it was
entirely wiped out causing him to go insane and destroy the Green Lantern
Corps.
        Answer:   COAST CITY

        * Wally West zips around this city while fighting crime under
the guise of the Flash
        Answer:  KEYSTONE CITY

        * Until recently Wonder Woman was a resident of Boston, but
when John Byrne (Burn) took over as writer/artist he moved her to this
nearby city.
        Answer:  GATEWAY CITY

24.  30-20-10 BONUS.  Name the actress from roles.

        30: Tani in _Reality Bites_ and Gina in _Empire Records_
        20: She currently plays Novalyne Price, friend of Conan the
Barbarian author Robert Howard in _The Whole Wide World_.
        10: You can also currently see her as Dottie Boyd in _Jerry
Maguire_
        A: Renee ZELLWEGER

25.  50 POINT BONUS.  With a battle cry of "Let's make a difference!",
they're the PC band of superheroes from the TV show _The Tick_ that call
themselves the Civic Minded Five.  For 10 points each, name them.
A: CARPETED MAN, FOUR LEGGED MAN, FERAL BOY, CAPTAIN MUCILAGE, JUNGLE JANET

27.  34 POINT BONUS.  Answer these questions about movie musicals
for the stated number of points.
        8: As if she doesn't sing enough in _Evita_, this song was
added especially for Madonna.
        A: "YOU MUST LOVE ME"

        11: This James L. Brooks film starring Nick Nolte, among
others, was to be a musical, but lost all its songs when it didn't test well.
        A: _I'LL DO ANYTHING_

        15: This song was added to the laserdisc version of _1776_.
        A: "COOL, CONSIDERATE MEN"

27.  34 POINT BONUS.  Answer these questions about alternate college
nicknames for the stated number of points.

        5: More commonly called the Yellow Jackets, this other name
for Georgia Tech is in the first line of its fight song.
        A: WRAMBLIN' WRECK

        12: This alternate name for a University of Virigina athlete
sounds more like a war cry than a nickname.
        A: WAHOOs

        17: Inbetween being known as the Indians and the Cardinal, students at
Stanford chose this as their nickname, which was rejected by the administration.
        A: THUNDERCHICKENs