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QFTCI16 Game 5, Rounds 9-10: #9, challengely
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Mark Brader
Aug 15, 2016, 12:30:44 AM8/15/16
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These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2016-06-20,
and should be interpreted accordingly.
On each question you may give up to two answers, but if you give
both a right answer and a wrong answer, there is a small penalty.
Please post all your answers to the newsgroup in a single followup,
based only on your own knowledge. (In your answer posting, quote
the questions and place your answer below each one.) I will reveal
the correct answers in about 3 days.
All questions were written by members of the Usual Suspects and
are used here by permission, but have been reformatted and may
have been retyped and/or edited by me. For further information
see my 2016-05-31 companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian
Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
I wrote one of these rounds and 3 questions in the other.
* Game 5, Round 9 - Sports - The #9 Round
We don't intend to ask you about late sports legends every week,
and in any case we hope our remaining athletic heroes stay in the
land of the living for a while to come. But the past two weeks
have been extraordinary. After a round on Muhammad Ali last week,
it seems pretty much obligatory that the #9 round of today's game
should be about Mr. Hockey.
1. Gordie Howe grew up in Saskatoon, but what was the small
Saskatchewan town where he was born?
2. What bonus was promised to Gordie Howe when he signed up with
the Detroit Red Wings? Apparently, a year later he had to
remind the team owner that he hadn't actually received it yet.
3. Howe's first game with Detroit was in 1946. In what year did
he retire from the NHL *for the first time*? You can answer
within one year in either direction.
4. From 1947 to 1952, Howe played right wing on a famous line
with two other star players, and in 1950 the three men even
finished 1-2-3 in league scoring. The personnel changed in the
ensuing years, but the line kept its nickname -- an apt one for
a Detroit team. Either tell us that nickname or name either
of the other two players on the original version of the line.
5. Two seasons after his first retirement, Gordie joined the Houston
Aeros of the new World Hockey Association, where he famously
played toegether with two of his sons. He later moved to
another WHA team, and found himself back in the NHL when the
WHA folded and this team joined his old league. Name that final
team -- either its WHA name or its name when it joined the NHL.
Full name required.
6. What hockey feat came to be known as a "Gordie Howe hat-trick",
even though Howe himself accomplished it only twice in his
career?
7. In <3 years before answer 3>, Bob Baun was traded to the Red
Wings and promptly chided Howe for taking such a low salary,
revealing that he was making twice that much. Howe then
demanded and got a raise (which incidentally gave him more
than Baun, who was himself no stranger to contract disputes).
What princely sum had Howe been earning per year prior to his
increase, within 10% of the true number in either direction?
8. What was the most goals that Howe scored in a single regular
season, within 3 in either direction? The season was 70 games
long at the time.
9. Gordie Howe's last professional hockey appearance came when
he was signed to a one-game contract by the Detroit Vipers
of the IHL, and played one or two shifts. Tell us either
the year this happened, or how old Gordie was at the time.
You can answer within 1 year in either direction.
10. Eventually Wayne Gretzky bested many of Gordie Howe's records,
but one of Mr. Hockey's marks that the Great One never reached
was total career games played. Including both regular season
and playoffs, both NHL and WHA, how many games did Howe play
altogether? You can answer within 10% of the true number in
either direction.
** Game 5, Round 10 - The Challengely Round
Your categories for this round are Dimly, Gimli, Primly, Cousinly,
Femininely, and... Genuinely?
* A. Science: Dimly
A1. Before modern lighting, there were candles. This word
derived from the same root as "candle" is an old term for
a maker or seller of candles. Name it.
A2. What light fixture, still used with electric lights, was
named in reference to the candles that used to be mounted
on it?
* B. Miscellaneous: Gimli
B1. In 1983 an Air Canada flight ran out of fuel and made an
emergency landing at Gimli, Manitoba. While there were
other issues, the direct cause of the problem was a
confusion between what two *units of measurement*?
B2. Another Gimli -- you knew this was coming -- is a character
in "The Lord of the Rings". *Either* name Gimli's *father*,
who was a character in "The Hobbit", *or else* tell us who
*played Gimli* in the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy.
* C. Literature: Primly
C1. In the early 19th century a "family" edition of Shakespeare's
plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
to make the content suitable for women and children.
Name the editor who did this editing.
C2. Censorship is not limited to the arts. In 1996 residents
of the British town of Scunthorpe found that they could not
register accounts with AOL, that is, America Online. Why?
* D. History: Cousinly
D1. In Round 2 we asked about two US presidents who shared the
same surname. They were grandfather and grandson.
Another pair of US presidents who shared a surname were
fifth cousins. What was that surname?
D2. Please answer the previoux question before decoding
the rot13. Senaxyva Ebbfriryg unq nabgure snzbhf eryngvir,
jub jnf uvf svsgu pbhfva bapr erzbirq. Jub jnf gung?
* E. Entertainment: Femininely
These questions are about beauty pageants.
E1. Name the woman who won the Miss America pageant in 1983,
but was forced to resign her title following the publication
of nude photos.
E2. In 2012, why was it disputed whether Jenna Talackova
["talaskova"] was eligible to compete to be Miss Universe
Canada?
* F. Geography: Genuinely?
F1. In what Canadian city would you find a body of water called
False Creek?
F2. "Truth or Consequences" was a game show on radio and
television, but in 1950 it also became a place name in return
for an episode of the show being hosted in this small city.
To this day, in what US state will you find the city of
Truth or Consequences?
--
Mark Brader | "Once established, it has prospered and spread, even
Toronto | in the face of determined opposition from the
m...@vex.net | computing establishment. We feel sure that the UNIX
| system is a computing phenomenon whose full influence
| has not yet been experienced." -- John Lions, 1979
My text in this article is in the public domain.
and should be interpreted accordingly.
On each question you may give up to two answers, but if you give
both a right answer and a wrong answer, there is a small penalty.
Please post all your answers to the newsgroup in a single followup,
based only on your own knowledge. (In your answer posting, quote
the questions and place your answer below each one.) I will reveal
the correct answers in about 3 days.
All questions were written by members of the Usual Suspects and
are used here by permission, but have been reformatted and may
have been retyped and/or edited by me. For further information
see my 2016-05-31 companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian
Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
I wrote one of these rounds and 3 questions in the other.
* Game 5, Round 9 - Sports - The #9 Round
We don't intend to ask you about late sports legends every week,
and in any case we hope our remaining athletic heroes stay in the
land of the living for a while to come. But the past two weeks
have been extraordinary. After a round on Muhammad Ali last week,
it seems pretty much obligatory that the #9 round of today's game
should be about Mr. Hockey.
1. Gordie Howe grew up in Saskatoon, but what was the small
Saskatchewan town where he was born?
2. What bonus was promised to Gordie Howe when he signed up with
the Detroit Red Wings? Apparently, a year later he had to
remind the team owner that he hadn't actually received it yet.
3. Howe's first game with Detroit was in 1946. In what year did
he retire from the NHL *for the first time*? You can answer
within one year in either direction.
4. From 1947 to 1952, Howe played right wing on a famous line
with two other star players, and in 1950 the three men even
finished 1-2-3 in league scoring. The personnel changed in the
ensuing years, but the line kept its nickname -- an apt one for
a Detroit team. Either tell us that nickname or name either
of the other two players on the original version of the line.
5. Two seasons after his first retirement, Gordie joined the Houston
Aeros of the new World Hockey Association, where he famously
played toegether with two of his sons. He later moved to
another WHA team, and found himself back in the NHL when the
WHA folded and this team joined his old league. Name that final
team -- either its WHA name or its name when it joined the NHL.
Full name required.
6. What hockey feat came to be known as a "Gordie Howe hat-trick",
even though Howe himself accomplished it only twice in his
career?
7. In <3 years before answer 3>, Bob Baun was traded to the Red
Wings and promptly chided Howe for taking such a low salary,
revealing that he was making twice that much. Howe then
demanded and got a raise (which incidentally gave him more
than Baun, who was himself no stranger to contract disputes).
What princely sum had Howe been earning per year prior to his
increase, within 10% of the true number in either direction?
8. What was the most goals that Howe scored in a single regular
season, within 3 in either direction? The season was 70 games
long at the time.
9. Gordie Howe's last professional hockey appearance came when
he was signed to a one-game contract by the Detroit Vipers
of the IHL, and played one or two shifts. Tell us either
the year this happened, or how old Gordie was at the time.
You can answer within 1 year in either direction.
10. Eventually Wayne Gretzky bested many of Gordie Howe's records,
but one of Mr. Hockey's marks that the Great One never reached
was total career games played. Including both regular season
and playoffs, both NHL and WHA, how many games did Howe play
altogether? You can answer within 10% of the true number in
either direction.
** Game 5, Round 10 - The Challengely Round
Your categories for this round are Dimly, Gimli, Primly, Cousinly,
Femininely, and... Genuinely?
* A. Science: Dimly
A1. Before modern lighting, there were candles. This word
derived from the same root as "candle" is an old term for
a maker or seller of candles. Name it.
A2. What light fixture, still used with electric lights, was
named in reference to the candles that used to be mounted
on it?
* B. Miscellaneous: Gimli
B1. In 1983 an Air Canada flight ran out of fuel and made an
emergency landing at Gimli, Manitoba. While there were
other issues, the direct cause of the problem was a
confusion between what two *units of measurement*?
B2. Another Gimli -- you knew this was coming -- is a character
in "The Lord of the Rings". *Either* name Gimli's *father*,
who was a character in "The Hobbit", *or else* tell us who
*played Gimli* in the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy.
* C. Literature: Primly
C1. In the early 19th century a "family" edition of Shakespeare's
plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
to make the content suitable for women and children.
Name the editor who did this editing.
C2. Censorship is not limited to the arts. In 1996 residents
of the British town of Scunthorpe found that they could not
register accounts with AOL, that is, America Online. Why?
* D. History: Cousinly
D1. In Round 2 we asked about two US presidents who shared the
same surname. They were grandfather and grandson.
Another pair of US presidents who shared a surname were
fifth cousins. What was that surname?
D2. Please answer the previoux question before decoding
the rot13. Senaxyva Ebbfriryg unq nabgure snzbhf eryngvir,
jub jnf uvf svsgu pbhfva bapr erzbirq. Jub jnf gung?
* E. Entertainment: Femininely
These questions are about beauty pageants.
E1. Name the woman who won the Miss America pageant in 1983,
but was forced to resign her title following the publication
of nude photos.
E2. In 2012, why was it disputed whether Jenna Talackova
["talaskova"] was eligible to compete to be Miss Universe
Canada?
* F. Geography: Genuinely?
F1. In what Canadian city would you find a body of water called
False Creek?
F2. "Truth or Consequences" was a game show on radio and
television, but in 1950 it also became a place name in return
for an episode of the show being hosted in this small city.
To this day, in what US state will you find the city of
Truth or Consequences?
--
Mark Brader | "Once established, it has prospered and spread, even
Toronto | in the face of determined opposition from the
m...@vex.net | computing establishment. We feel sure that the UNIX
| system is a computing phenomenon whose full influence
| has not yet been experienced." -- John Lions, 1979
My text in this article is in the public domain.
Joshua Kreitzer
Aug 15, 2016, 12:56:03 AM8/15/16
to
m...@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:I5KdnaSU_Pfz2CzKnZ2dnUU7-
IPN...@giganews.com:
> * Game 5, Round 9 - Sports - The #9 Round
>
> 3. Howe's first game with Detroit was in 1946. In what year did
> he retire from the NHL *for the first time*? You can answer
> within one year in either direction.
1971
> 6. What hockey feat came to be known as a "Gordie Howe hat-trick",
> even though Howe himself accomplished it only twice in his
> career?
a goal, an assist, and a fight in the same game
> 7. In <3 years before answer 3>, Bob Baun was traded to the Red
> Wings and promptly chided Howe for taking such a low salary,
> revealing that he was making twice that much. Howe then
> demanded and got a raise (which incidentally gave him more
> than Baun, who was himself no stranger to contract disputes).
> What princely sum had Howe been earning per year prior to his
> increase, within 10% of the true number in either direction?
$20,000
> 8. What was the most goals that Howe scored in a single regular
> season, within 3 in either direction? The season was 70 games
> long at the time.
50; 57
> 9. Gordie Howe's last professional hockey appearance came when
> he was signed to a one-game contract by the Detroit Vipers
> of the IHL, and played one or two shifts. Tell us either
> the year this happened, or how old Gordie was at the time.
> You can answer within 1 year in either direction.
1990
> 10. Eventually Wayne Gretzky bested many of Gordie Howe's records,
> but one of Mr. Hockey's marks that the Great One never reached
> was total career games played. Including both regular season
> and playoffs, both NHL and WHA, how many games did Howe play
> altogether? You can answer within 10% of the true number in
> either direction.
1,800
> ** Game 5, Round 10 - The Challengely Round
>
> Your categories for this round are Dimly, Gimli, Primly, Cousinly,
> Femininely, and... Genuinely?
>
> * A. Science: Dimly
>
> A1. Before modern lighting, there were candles. This word
> derived from the same root as "candle" is an old term for
> a maker or seller of candles. Name it.
chandler
> A2. What light fixture, still used with electric lights, was
> named in reference to the candles that used to be mounted
> on it?
candelabra
> * B. Miscellaneous: Gimli
>
> B1. In 1983 an Air Canada flight ran out of fuel and made an
> emergency landing at Gimli, Manitoba. While there were
> other issues, the direct cause of the problem was a
> confusion between what two *units of measurement*?
pounds and kilograms
> B2. Another Gimli -- you knew this was coming -- is a character
> in "The Lord of the Rings". *Either* name Gimli's *father*,
> who was a character in "The Hobbit", *or else* tell us who
> *played Gimli* in the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy.
John Rhys-Davies
> * C. Literature: Primly
>
> C1. In the early 19th century a "family" edition of Shakespeare's
> plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
> to make the content suitable for women and children.
> Name the editor who did this editing.
Bowdler
> C2. Censorship is not limited to the arts. In 1996 residents
> of the British town of Scunthorpe found that they could not
> register accounts with AOL, that is, America Online. Why?
the second through fifth letters of the town's name were noted to be
offensive terminology
> * D. History: Cousinly
>
> D1. In Round 2 we asked about two US presidents who shared the
> same surname. They were grandfather and grandson.
> Another pair of US presidents who shared a surname were
> fifth cousins. What was that surname?
Roosevelt
> D2. Please answer the previoux question before decoding
> the rot13. Senaxyva Ebbfriryg unq nabgure snzbhf eryngvir,
> jub jnf uvf svsgu pbhfva bapr erzbirq. Jub jnf gung?
Eleanor Roosevelt
> * E. Entertainment: Femininely
>
> These questions are about beauty pageants.
>
> E1. Name the woman who won the Miss America pageant in 1983,
> but was forced to resign her title following the publication
> of nude photos.
Vanessa Williams
> E2. In 2012, why was it disputed whether Jenna Talackova
> ["talaskova"] was eligible to compete to be Miss Universe
> Canada?
she was a transgender person (?)
> * F. Geography: Genuinely?
--
Joshua Kreitzer
grom...@hotmail.com
IPN...@giganews.com:
> * Game 5, Round 9 - Sports - The #9 Round
>
> 2. What bonus was promised to Gordie Howe when he signed up with
> the Detroit Red Wings? Apparently, a year later he had to
> remind the team owner that he hadn't actually received it yet.
$500
> the Detroit Red Wings? Apparently, a year later he had to
> remind the team owner that he hadn't actually received it yet.
> 3. Howe's first game with Detroit was in 1946. In what year did
> he retire from the NHL *for the first time*? You can answer
> within one year in either direction.
> 6. What hockey feat came to be known as a "Gordie Howe hat-trick",
> even though Howe himself accomplished it only twice in his
> career?
> 7. In <3 years before answer 3>, Bob Baun was traded to the Red
> Wings and promptly chided Howe for taking such a low salary,
> revealing that he was making twice that much. Howe then
> demanded and got a raise (which incidentally gave him more
> than Baun, who was himself no stranger to contract disputes).
> What princely sum had Howe been earning per year prior to his
> increase, within 10% of the true number in either direction?
> 8. What was the most goals that Howe scored in a single regular
> season, within 3 in either direction? The season was 70 games
> long at the time.
> 9. Gordie Howe's last professional hockey appearance came when
> he was signed to a one-game contract by the Detroit Vipers
> of the IHL, and played one or two shifts. Tell us either
> the year this happened, or how old Gordie was at the time.
> You can answer within 1 year in either direction.
> 10. Eventually Wayne Gretzky bested many of Gordie Howe's records,
> but one of Mr. Hockey's marks that the Great One never reached
> was total career games played. Including both regular season
> and playoffs, both NHL and WHA, how many games did Howe play
> altogether? You can answer within 10% of the true number in
> either direction.
> ** Game 5, Round 10 - The Challengely Round
>
> Your categories for this round are Dimly, Gimli, Primly, Cousinly,
> Femininely, and... Genuinely?
>
> * A. Science: Dimly
>
> A1. Before modern lighting, there were candles. This word
> derived from the same root as "candle" is an old term for
> a maker or seller of candles. Name it.
> A2. What light fixture, still used with electric lights, was
> named in reference to the candles that used to be mounted
> on it?
> * B. Miscellaneous: Gimli
>
> B1. In 1983 an Air Canada flight ran out of fuel and made an
> emergency landing at Gimli, Manitoba. While there were
> other issues, the direct cause of the problem was a
> confusion between what two *units of measurement*?
> B2. Another Gimli -- you knew this was coming -- is a character
> in "The Lord of the Rings". *Either* name Gimli's *father*,
> who was a character in "The Hobbit", *or else* tell us who
> *played Gimli* in the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy.
> * C. Literature: Primly
>
> C1. In the early 19th century a "family" edition of Shakespeare's
> plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
> to make the content suitable for women and children.
> Name the editor who did this editing.
> C2. Censorship is not limited to the arts. In 1996 residents
> of the British town of Scunthorpe found that they could not
> register accounts with AOL, that is, America Online. Why?
offensive terminology
> * D. History: Cousinly
>
> D1. In Round 2 we asked about two US presidents who shared the
> same surname. They were grandfather and grandson.
> Another pair of US presidents who shared a surname were
> fifth cousins. What was that surname?
> D2. Please answer the previoux question before decoding
> the rot13. Senaxyva Ebbfriryg unq nabgure snzbhf eryngvir,
> jub jnf uvf svsgu pbhfva bapr erzbirq. Jub jnf gung?
> * E. Entertainment: Femininely
>
> These questions are about beauty pageants.
>
> E1. Name the woman who won the Miss America pageant in 1983,
> but was forced to resign her title following the publication
> of nude photos.
> E2. In 2012, why was it disputed whether Jenna Talackova
> ["talaskova"] was eligible to compete to be Miss Universe
> Canada?
> * F. Geography: Genuinely?
>
> F2. "Truth or Consequences" was a game show on radio and
> television, but in 1950 it also became a place name in return
> for an episode of the show being hosted in this small city.
> To this day, in what US state will you find the city of
> Truth or Consequences?
New Mexico
> F2. "Truth or Consequences" was a game show on radio and
> television, but in 1950 it also became a place name in return
> for an episode of the show being hosted in this small city.
> To this day, in what US state will you find the city of
> Truth or Consequences?
--
Joshua Kreitzer
grom...@hotmail.com
Dan Blum
Aug 15, 2016, 9:54:28 AM8/15/16
to
> 1. Gordie Howe grew up in Saskatoon, but what was the small
> Saskatchewan town where he was born?
Moose Jaw
> Saskatchewan town where he was born?
> 3. Howe's first game with Detroit was in 1946. In what year did
> he retire from the NHL *for the first time*? You can answer
> within one year in either direction.
> 7. In <3 years before answer 3>, Bob Baun was traded to the Red
> Wings and promptly chided Howe for taking such a low salary,
> revealing that he was making twice that much. Howe then
> demanded and got a raise (which incidentally gave him more
> than Baun, who was himself no stranger to contract disputes).
> What princely sum had Howe been earning per year prior to his
> increase, within 10% of the true number in either direction?
> 8. What was the most goals that Howe scored in a single regular
> season, within 3 in either direction? The season was 70 games
> long at the time.
> 9. Gordie Howe's last professional hockey appearance came when
> he was signed to a one-game contract by the Detroit Vipers
> of the IHL, and played one or two shifts. Tell us either
> the year this happened, or how old Gordie was at the time.
> You can answer within 1 year in either direction.
> 10. Eventually Wayne Gretzky bested many of Gordie Howe's records,
> but one of Mr. Hockey's marks that the Great One never reached
> was total career games played. Including both regular season
> and playoffs, both NHL and WHA, how many games did Howe play
> altogether? You can answer within 10% of the true number in
> either direction.
> ** Game 5, Round 10 - The Challengely Round
> * A. Science: Dimly
> A1. Before modern lighting, there were candles. This word
> derived from the same root as "candle" is an old term for
> a maker or seller of candles. Name it.
chandler
> A1. Before modern lighting, there were candles. This word
> derived from the same root as "candle" is an old term for
> a maker or seller of candles. Name it.
> A2. What light fixture, still used with electric lights, was
> named in reference to the candles that used to be mounted
> on it?
> * B. Miscellaneous: Gimli
> B1. In 1983 an Air Canada flight ran out of fuel and made an
> emergency landing at Gimli, Manitoba. While there were
> other issues, the direct cause of the problem was a
> confusion between what two *units of measurement*?
> B2. Another Gimli -- you knew this was coming -- is a character
> in "The Lord of the Rings". *Either* name Gimli's *father*,
> who was a character in "The Hobbit", *or else* tell us who
> *played Gimli* in the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy.
> * C. Literature: Primly
> C1. In the early 19th century a "family" edition of Shakespeare's
> plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
> to make the content suitable for women and children.
> Name the editor who did this editing.
> C2. Censorship is not limited to the arts. In 1996 residents
> of the British town of Scunthorpe found that they could not
> register accounts with AOL, that is, America Online. Why?
and "Scunthorpe" has "cunt" in it
> * D. History: Cousinly
> D1. In Round 2 we asked about two US presidents who shared the
> same surname. They were grandfather and grandson.
> Another pair of US presidents who shared a surname were
> fifth cousins. What was that surname?
> D2. Please answer the previoux question before decoding
> the rot13. Senaxyva Ebbfriryg unq nabgure snzbhf eryngvir,
> jub jnf uvf svsgu pbhfva bapr erzbirq. Jub jnf gung?
Eleanor Roosevelt
> * E. Entertainment: Femininely
> * E. Entertainment: Femininely
> E1. Name the woman who won the Miss America pageant in 1983,
> but was forced to resign her title following the publication
> of nude photos.
Vanessa Williams
> but was forced to resign her title following the publication
> of nude photos.
> E2. In 2012, why was it disputed whether Jenna Talackova
> ["talaskova"] was eligible to compete to be Miss Universe
> Canada?
> * F. Geography: Genuinely?
> F1. In what Canadian city would you find a body of water called
> False Creek?
> F2. "Truth or Consequences" was a game show on radio and
> television, but in 1950 it also became a place name in return
> for an episode of the show being hosted in this small city.
> To this day, in what US state will you find the city of
> Truth or Consequences?
--
_______________________________________________________________________
Dan Blum to...@panix.com
"I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up."
Pete
Aug 15, 2016, 11:21:49 AM8/15/16
to
>
> 3. Howe's first game with Detroit was in 1946. In what year did
> he retire from the NHL *for the first time*? You can answer
> within one year in either direction.
>
> 4. From 1947 to 1952, Howe played right wing on a famous line
> with two other star players, and in 1950 the three men even
> finished 1-2-3 in league scoring. The personnel changed in the
> ensuing years, but the line kept its nickname -- an apt one for
> a Detroit team. Either tell us that nickname or name either
> of the other two players on the original version of the line.
>
> 5. Two seasons after his first retirement, Gordie joined the Houston
> Aeros of the new World Hockey Association, where he famously
> played toegether with two of his sons. He later moved to
> another WHA team, and found himself back in the NHL when the
> WHA folded and this team joined his old league. Name that final
> team -- either its WHA name or its name when it joined the NHL.
> Full name required.
>
> 6. What hockey feat came to be known as a "Gordie Howe hat-trick",
> even though Howe himself accomplished it only twice in his
> career?
>
> 7. In <3 years before answer 3>, Bob Baun was traded to the Red
> Wings and promptly chided Howe for taking such a low salary,
> revealing that he was making twice that much. Howe then
> demanded and got a raise (which incidentally gave him more
> than Baun, who was himself no stranger to contract disputes).
> What princely sum had Howe been earning per year prior to his
> increase, within 10% of the true number in either direction?
>
> 8. What was the most goals that Howe scored in a single regular
> season, within 3 in either direction? The season was 70 games
> long at the time.
>
> 9. Gordie Howe's last professional hockey appearance came when
> he was signed to a one-game contract by the Detroit Vipers
> of the IHL, and played one or two shifts. Tell us either
> the year this happened, or how old Gordie was at the time.
> You can answer within 1 year in either direction.
>
> 10. Eventually Wayne Gretzky bested many of Gordie Howe's records,
> but one of Mr. Hockey's marks that the Great One never reached
> was total career games played. Including both regular season
> and playoffs, both NHL and WHA, how many games did Howe play
> altogether? You can answer within 10% of the true number in
> either direction.
>
>
> ** Game 5, Round 10 - The Challengely Round
>
> Your categories for this round are Dimly, Gimli, Primly, Cousinly,
> Femininely, and... Genuinely?
>
> * A. Science: Dimly
>
> A1. Before modern lighting, there were candles. This word
> derived from the same root as "candle" is an old term for
> a maker or seller of candles. Name it.
>
> A2. What light fixture, still used with electric lights, was
> named in reference to the candles that used to be mounted
> on it?
>
>
> * B. Miscellaneous: Gimli
>
> B1. In 1983 an Air Canada flight ran out of fuel and made an
> emergency landing at Gimli, Manitoba. While there were
> other issues, the direct cause of the problem was a
> confusion between what two *units of measurement*?
>
> B2. Another Gimli -- you knew this was coming -- is a character
> in "The Lord of the Rings". *Either* name Gimli's *father*,
> who was a character in "The Hobbit", *or else* tell us who
> *played Gimli* in the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy.
>
>
> * C. Literature: Primly
>
> C1. In the early 19th century a "family" edition of Shakespeare's
> plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
> to make the content suitable for women and children.
> Name the editor who did this editing.
>
> C2. Censorship is not limited to the arts. In 1996 residents
> of the British town of Scunthorpe found that they could not
> register accounts with AOL, that is, America Online. Why?
>
>
> * D. History: Cousinly
>
> D1. In Round 2 we asked about two US presidents who shared the
> same surname. They were grandfather and grandson.
> Another pair of US presidents who shared a surname were
> fifth cousins. What was that surname?
>
> D2. Please answer the previoux question before decoding
> the rot13. Senaxyva Ebbfriryg unq nabgure snzbhf eryngvir,
> jub jnf uvf svsgu pbhfva bapr erzbirq. Jub jnf gung?
>
>
> * E. Entertainment: Femininely
>
> These questions are about beauty pageants.
>
> E1. Name the woman who won the Miss America pageant in 1983,
> but was forced to resign her title following the publication
> of nude photos.
>
> E2. In 2012, why was it disputed whether Jenna Talackova
> ["talaskova"] was eligible to compete to be Miss Universe
> Canada?
>
>
> * F. Geography: Genuinely?
>
> F1. In what Canadian city would you find a body of water called
> False Creek?
>
> F2. "Truth or Consequences" was a game show on radio and
> television, but in 1950 it also became a place name in return
> for an episode of the show being hosted in this small city.
> To this day, in what US state will you find the city of
> Truth or Consequences?
>
Pete Gayde
Peter Smyth
Aug 15, 2016, 1:41:49 PM8/15/16
to
> 3. Howe's first game with Detroit was in 1946. In what year did
> he retire from the NHL *for the first time*? You can answer
> within one year in either direction.
1965
> he retire from the NHL *for the first time*? You can answer
> within one year in either direction.
> 4. From 1947 to 1952, Howe played right wing on a famous line
> with two other star players, and in 1950 the three men even
> finished 1-2-3 in league scoring. The personnel changed in the
> ensuing years, but the line kept its nickname -- an apt one for
> a Detroit team. Either tell us that nickname or name either
> of the other two players on the original version of the line.
>
> 5. Two seasons after his first retirement, Gordie joined the Houston
> Aeros of the new World Hockey Association, where he famously
> played toegether with two of his sons. He later moved to
> another WHA team, and found himself back in the NHL when the
> WHA folded and this team joined his old league. Name that final
> team -- either its WHA name or its name when it joined the NHL.
> Full name required.
>
> 6. What hockey feat came to be known as a "Gordie Howe hat-trick",
> even though Howe himself accomplished it only twice in his
> career?
Goal, Assist and Fight in same game
> with two other star players, and in 1950 the three men even
> finished 1-2-3 in league scoring. The personnel changed in the
> ensuing years, but the line kept its nickname -- an apt one for
> a Detroit team. Either tell us that nickname or name either
> of the other two players on the original version of the line.
>
> 5. Two seasons after his first retirement, Gordie joined the Houston
> Aeros of the new World Hockey Association, where he famously
> played toegether with two of his sons. He later moved to
> another WHA team, and found himself back in the NHL when the
> WHA folded and this team joined his old league. Name that final
> team -- either its WHA name or its name when it joined the NHL.
> Full name required.
>
> 6. What hockey feat came to be known as a "Gordie Howe hat-trick",
> even though Howe himself accomplished it only twice in his
> career?
> 7. In <3 years before answer 3>, Bob Baun was traded to the Red
> Wings and promptly chided Howe for taking such a low salary,
> revealing that he was making twice that much. Howe then
> demanded and got a raise (which incidentally gave him more
> than Baun, who was himself no stranger to contract disputes).
> What princely sum had Howe been earning per year prior to his
> increase, within 10% of the true number in either direction?
$10000
> Wings and promptly chided Howe for taking such a low salary,
> revealing that he was making twice that much. Howe then
> demanded and got a raise (which incidentally gave him more
> than Baun, who was himself no stranger to contract disputes).
> What princely sum had Howe been earning per year prior to his
> increase, within 10% of the true number in either direction?
> 8. What was the most goals that Howe scored in a single regular
> season, within 3 in either direction? The season was 70 games
> long at the time.
122
> season, within 3 in either direction? The season was 70 games
> long at the time.
> 9. Gordie Howe's last professional hockey appearance came when
> he was signed to a one-game contract by the Detroit Vipers
> of the IHL, and played one or two shifts. Tell us either
> the year this happened, or how old Gordie was at the time.
> You can answer within 1 year in either direction.
52
> he was signed to a one-game contract by the Detroit Vipers
> of the IHL, and played one or two shifts. Tell us either
> the year this happened, or how old Gordie was at the time.
> You can answer within 1 year in either direction.
> 10. Eventually Wayne Gretzky bested many of Gordie Howe's records,
> but one of Mr. Hockey's marks that the Great One never reached
> was total career games played. Including both regular season
> and playoffs, both NHL and WHA, how many games did Howe play
> altogether? You can answer within 10% of the true number in
> either direction.
1468
> but one of Mr. Hockey's marks that the Great One never reached
> was total career games played. Including both regular season
> and playoffs, both NHL and WHA, how many games did Howe play
> altogether? You can answer within 10% of the true number in
> either direction.
>
> ** Game 5, Round 10 - The Challengely Round
>
> Your categories for this round are Dimly, Gimli, Primly, Cousinly,
> Femininely, and... Genuinely?
>
> * A. Science: Dimly
>
> A1. Before modern lighting, there were candles. This word
> derived from the same root as "candle" is an old term for
> a maker or seller of candles. Name it.
Chandler
> ** Game 5, Round 10 - The Challengely Round
>
> Your categories for this round are Dimly, Gimli, Primly, Cousinly,
> Femininely, and... Genuinely?
>
> * A. Science: Dimly
>
> A1. Before modern lighting, there were candles. This word
> derived from the same root as "candle" is an old term for
> a maker or seller of candles. Name it.
> A2. What light fixture, still used with electric lights, was
> named in reference to the candles that used to be mounted
> on it?
Candelabra
> named in reference to the candles that used to be mounted
> on it?
>
> * B. Miscellaneous: Gimli
>
> B1. In 1983 an Air Canada flight ran out of fuel and made an
> emergency landing at Gimli, Manitoba. While there were
> other issues, the direct cause of the problem was a
> confusion between what two *units of measurement*?
Litres and Gallons
> * B. Miscellaneous: Gimli
>
> B1. In 1983 an Air Canada flight ran out of fuel and made an
> emergency landing at Gimli, Manitoba. While there were
> other issues, the direct cause of the problem was a
> confusion between what two *units of measurement*?
> B2. Another Gimli -- you knew this was coming -- is a character
> in "The Lord of the Rings". Either name Gimli's father,
> who was a character in "The Hobbit", *or else* tell us who
> *played Gimli* in the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy.
Oin, Gloin
> *played Gimli* in the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy.
>
> * C. Literature: Primly
>
> C1. In the early 19th century a "family" edition of Shakespeare's
> plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
> to make the content suitable for women and children.
> Name the editor who did this editing.
Mary Lamb
> * C. Literature: Primly
>
> C1. In the early 19th century a "family" edition of Shakespeare's
> plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
> to make the content suitable for women and children.
> Name the editor who did this editing.
> C2. Censorship is not limited to the arts. In 1996 residents
> of the British town of Scunthorpe found that they could not
> register accounts with AOL, that is, America Online. Why?
It was blocked by the profanity filter
> of the British town of Scunthorpe found that they could not
> register accounts with AOL, that is, America Online. Why?
>
> * D. History: Cousinly
>
> D1. In Round 2 we asked about two US presidents who shared the
> same surname. They were grandfather and grandson.
> Another pair of US presidents who shared a surname were
> fifth cousins. What was that surname?
Roosevelt
> * D. History: Cousinly
>
> D1. In Round 2 we asked about two US presidents who shared the
> same surname. They were grandfather and grandson.
> Another pair of US presidents who shared a surname were
> fifth cousins. What was that surname?
> D2. Please answer the previoux question before decoding
> the rot13. Franklin Roosevelt had another famous relative,
> who was his fifth cousin once removed. Who was that?
Eleanor Roosevelt
>
> * E. Entertainment: Femininely
>
> These questions are about beauty pageants.
>
> E1. Name the woman who won the Miss America pageant in 1983,
> but was forced to resign her title following the publication
> of nude photos.
>
> E2. In 2012, why was it disputed whether Jenna Talackova
> ["talaskova"] was eligible to compete to be Miss Universe
> Canada?
She was born a man
> * E. Entertainment: Femininely
>
> These questions are about beauty pageants.
>
> E1. Name the woman who won the Miss America pageant in 1983,
> but was forced to resign her title following the publication
> of nude photos.
>
> E2. In 2012, why was it disputed whether Jenna Talackova
> ["talaskova"] was eligible to compete to be Miss Universe
> Canada?
>
> * F. Geography: Genuinely?
>
> F1. In what Canadian city would you find a body of water called
> False Creek?
>
> F2. "Truth or Consequences" was a game show on radio and
> television, but in 1950 it also became a place name in return
> for an episode of the show being hosted in this small city.
> To this day, in what US state will you find the city of
> Truth or Consequences?
New Mexico
> * F. Geography: Genuinely?
>
> F1. In what Canadian city would you find a body of water called
> False Creek?
>
> F2. "Truth or Consequences" was a game show on radio and
> television, but in 1950 it also became a place name in return
> for an episode of the show being hosted in this small city.
> To this day, in what US state will you find the city of
> Truth or Consequences?
Peter Smyth
björn lundin
Aug 15, 2016, 6:07:34 PM8/15/16
to
Den måndag 15 augusti 2016 kl. 06:30:44 UTC+2 skrev Mark Brader:
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2016-06-20,
> and should be interpreted accordingly.
>
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2016-06-20,
> and should be interpreted accordingly.
>
> ** Game 5, Round 10 - The Challengely Round
>
> Your categories for this round are Dimly, Gimli, Primly, Cousinly,
> Femininely, and... Genuinely?
>
> * A. Science: Dimly
>
> A1. Before modern lighting, there were candles. This word
> derived from the same root as "candle" is an old term for
> a maker or seller of candles. Name it.
candeler
>
> Your categories for this round are Dimly, Gimli, Primly, Cousinly,
> Femininely, and... Genuinely?
>
> * A. Science: Dimly
>
> A1. Before modern lighting, there were candles. This word
> derived from the same root as "candle" is an old term for
> a maker or seller of candles. Name it.
>
>
> * B. Miscellaneous: Gimli
>
> B1. In 1983 an Air Canada flight ran out of fuel and made an
> emergency landing at Gimli, Manitoba. While there were
> other issues, the direct cause of the problem was a
> confusion between what two *units of measurement*?
They mixed up kilograms and pounds
fueled up x pounds of fuel, when they really wanted x kg of fuel.
>
> B2. Another Gimli -- you knew this was coming -- is a character
> in "The Lord of the Rings". *Either* name Gimli's *father*,
> who was a character in "The Hobbit", *or else* tell us who
> *played Gimli* in the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy.
>
He was there as a general attraktion - together with Samantha Fox.
>
> * D. History: Cousinly
>
> D1. In Round 2 we asked about two US presidents who shared the
> same surname. They were grandfather and grandson.
> Another pair of US presidents who shared a surname were
> fifth cousins. What was that surname?
> * E. Entertainment: Femininely
>
> These questions are about beauty pageants.
>
> E2. In 2012, why was it disputed whether Jenna Talackova
> ["talaskova"] was eligible to compete to be Miss Universe
> Canada?
She was not Canadian; She was a he.
> ["talaskova"] was eligible to compete to be Miss Universe
> Canada?
--
Björn Lundin
Calvin
Aug 15, 2016, 9:16:20 PM8/15/16
to
On Monday, August 15, 2016 at 2:30:44 PM UTC+10, Mark Brader wrote:
> * Game 5, Round 9 - Sports - The #9 Round
Pass
> * Game 5, Round 9 - Sports - The #9 Round
> ** Game 5, Round 10 - The Challengely Round
>
> Your categories for this round are Dimly, Gimli, Primly, Cousinly,
> Femininely, and... Genuinely?
>
> * A. Science: Dimly
>
> A1. Before modern lighting, there were candles. This word
> derived from the same root as "candle" is an old term for
> a maker or seller of candles. Name it.
> A2. What light fixture, still used with electric lights, was
> named in reference to the candles that used to be mounted
> on it?
> * B. Miscellaneous: Gimli
>
> B1. In 1983 an Air Canada flight ran out of fuel and made an
> emergency landing at Gimli, Manitoba. While there were
> other issues, the direct cause of the problem was a
> confusion between what two *units of measurement*?
> B2. Another Gimli -- you knew this was coming -- is a character
> in "The Lord of the Rings". *Either* name Gimli's *father*,
> who was a character in "The Hobbit", *or else* tell us who
> *played Gimli* in the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy.
> * C. Literature: Primly
>
> C1. In the early 19th century a "family" edition of Shakespeare's
> plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
> to make the content suitable for women and children.
> Name the editor who did this editing.
>
> C2. Censorship is not limited to the arts. In 1996 residents
> of the British town of Scunthorpe found that they could not
> register accounts with AOL, that is, America Online. Why?
> * D. History: Cousinly
>
> D1. In Round 2 we asked about two US presidents who shared the
> same surname. They were grandfather and grandson.
> Another pair of US presidents who shared a surname were
> fifth cousins. What was that surname?
> D2. Please answer the previoux question before decoding
> the rot13. Senaxyva Ebbfriryg unq nabgure snzbhf eryngvir,
> jub jnf uvf svsgu pbhfva bapr erzbirq. Jub jnf gung?
> * E. Entertainment: Femininely
>
> These questions are about beauty pageants.
>
> E1. Name the woman who won the Miss America pageant in 1983,
> but was forced to resign her title following the publication
> of nude photos.
> E2. In 2012, why was it disputed whether Jenna Talackova
> ["talaskova"] was eligible to compete to be Miss Universe
> Canada?
> * F. Geography: Genuinely?
>
> F1. In what Canadian city would you find a body of water called
> False Creek?
> F2. "Truth or Consequences" was a game show on radio and
> television, but in 1950 it also became a place name in return
> for an episode of the show being hosted in this small city.
> To this day, in what US state will you find the city of
> Truth or Consequences?
cheers,
calvin
Erland Sommarskog
Aug 16, 2016, 3:25:52 PM8/16/16
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> 3. Howe's first game with Detroit was in 1946. In what year did
> he retire from the NHL *for the first time*? You can answer
> within one year in either direction.
1976
> he retire from the NHL *for the first time*? You can answer
> within one year in either direction.
> 5. Two seasons after his first retirement, Gordie joined the Houston
> Aeros of the new World Hockey Association, where he famously
> played toegether with two of his sons. He later moved to
> another WHA team, and found himself back in the NHL when the
> WHA folded and this team joined his old league. Name that final
> team -- either its WHA name or its name when it joined the NHL.
> Full name required.
> 6. What hockey feat came to be known as a "Gordie Howe hat-trick",
> even though Howe himself accomplished it only twice in his
> career?
the first two, but I had to make up the last.)
> 8. What was the most goals that Howe scored in a single regular
> season, within 3 in either direction? The season was 70 games
> long at the time.
> 9. Gordie Howe's last professional hockey appearance came when
> he was signed to a one-game contract by the Detroit Vipers
> of the IHL, and played one or two shifts. Tell us either
> the year this happened, or how old Gordie was at the time.
> You can answer within 1 year in either direction.
> 10. Eventually Wayne Gretzky bested many of Gordie Howe's records,
> but one of Mr. Hockey's marks that the Great One never reached
> was total career games played. Including both regular season
> and playoffs, both NHL and WHA, how many games did Howe play
> altogether? You can answer within 10% of the true number in
> either direction.
> * A. Science: Dimly
>
> A2. What light fixture, still used with electric lights, was
> named in reference to the candles that used to be mounted
> on it?
Candelabres
> A2. What light fixture, still used with electric lights, was
> named in reference to the candles that used to be mounted
> on it?
>
> * B. Miscellaneous: Gimli
>
> B1. In 1983 an Air Canada flight ran out of fuel and made an
> emergency landing at Gimli, Manitoba. While there were
> other issues, the direct cause of the problem was a
> confusion between what two *units of measurement*?
> C2. Censorship is not limited to the arts. In 1996 residents
> of the British town of Scunthorpe found that they could not
> register accounts with AOL, that is, America Online. Why?
> * D. History: Cousinly
>
> D1. In Round 2 we asked about two US presidents who shared the
> same surname. They were grandfather and grandson.
> Another pair of US presidents who shared a surname were
> fifth cousins. What was that surname?
> D2. Please answer the previoux question before decoding
> the rot13. Senaxyva Ebbfriryg unq nabgure snzbhf eryngvir,
> jub jnf uvf svsgu pbhfva bapr erzbirq. Jub jnf gung?
>
>
> E1. Name the woman who won the Miss America pageant in 1983,
> but was forced to resign her title following the publication
> of nude photos.
Well, that cannot have been Mrs Trump, because she is too young and born
> but was forced to resign her title following the publication
> of nude photos.
in the wrong country to have been Miss America that year.
> F1. In what Canadian city would you find a body of water called
> False Creek?
> F2. "Truth or Consequences" was a game show on radio and
> television, but in 1950 it also became a place name in return
> for an episode of the show being hosted in this small city.
> To this day, in what US state will you find the city of
> Truth or Consequences?
--
Erland Sommarskog, Stockholm, esq...@sommarskog.se
Dan Tilque
Aug 16, 2016, 3:46:49 PM8/16/16
to
>
> 7. In <3 years before answer 3>, Bob Baun was traded to the Red
> Wings and promptly chided Howe for taking such a low salary,
> revealing that he was making twice that much. Howe then
> demanded and got a raise (which incidentally gave him more
> than Baun, who was himself no stranger to contract disputes).
> What princely sum had Howe been earning per year prior to his
> increase, within 10% of the true number in either direction?
>
> 8. What was the most goals that Howe scored in a single regular
> season, within 3 in either direction? The season was 70 games
> long at the time.
>
> 9. Gordie Howe's last professional hockey appearance came when
> he was signed to a one-game contract by the Detroit Vipers
> of the IHL, and played one or two shifts. Tell us either
> the year this happened, or how old Gordie was at the time.
> You can answer within 1 year in either direction.
>
> 10. Eventually Wayne Gretzky bested many of Gordie Howe's records,
> but one of Mr. Hockey's marks that the Great One never reached
> was total career games played. Including both regular season
> and playoffs, both NHL and WHA, how many games did Howe play
> altogether? You can answer within 10% of the true number in
> either direction.
>
>
> ** Game 5, Round 10 - The Challengely Round
>
> Your categories for this round are Dimly, Gimli, Primly, Cousinly,
> Femininely, and... Genuinely?
>
> * A. Science: Dimly
>
> A1. Before modern lighting, there were candles. This word
> derived from the same root as "candle" is an old term for
> a maker or seller of candles. Name it.
>
> A2. What light fixture, still used with electric lights, was
> named in reference to the candles that used to be mounted
> on it?
>
>
> * B. Miscellaneous: Gimli
>
> B1. In 1983 an Air Canada flight ran out of fuel and made an
> emergency landing at Gimli, Manitoba. While there were
> other issues, the direct cause of the problem was a
> confusion between what two *units of measurement*?
>
> B2. Another Gimli -- you knew this was coming -- is a character
> in "The Lord of the Rings". *Either* name Gimli's *father*,
> who was a character in "The Hobbit", *or else* tell us who
> *played Gimli* in the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy.
>
>
> * C. Literature: Primly
>
> C1. In the early 19th century a "family" edition of Shakespeare's
> plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
> to make the content suitable for women and children.
> Name the editor who did this editing.
>
> C2. Censorship is not limited to the arts. In 1996 residents
> of the British town of Scunthorpe found that they could not
> register accounts with AOL, that is, America Online. Why?
rejected by AOL's nannyware filters
>
>
> * D. History: Cousinly
>
> D1. In Round 2 we asked about two US presidents who shared the
> same surname. They were grandfather and grandson.
> Another pair of US presidents who shared a surname were
> fifth cousins. What was that surname?
>
> D2. Please answer the previoux question before decoding
> the rot13. Senaxyva Ebbfriryg unq nabgure snzbhf eryngvir,
> jub jnf uvf svsgu pbhfva bapr erzbirq. Jub jnf gung?
>
>
> * E. Entertainment: Femininely
>
> These questions are about beauty pageants.
>
> E1. Name the woman who won the Miss America pageant in 1983,
> but was forced to resign her title following the publication
> of nude photos.
>
> E2. In 2012, why was it disputed whether Jenna Talackova
> ["talaskova"] was eligible to compete to be Miss Universe
> Canada?
>
>
> * F. Geography: Genuinely?
>
> F1. In what Canadian city would you find a body of water called
> False Creek?
>
> F2. "Truth or Consequences" was a game show on radio and
> television, but in 1950 it also became a place name in return
> for an episode of the show being hosted in this small city.
> To this day, in what US state will you find the city of
> Truth or Consequences?
--
Dan Tilque
swp
Aug 16, 2016, 9:50:21 PM8/16/16
to
On Monday, August 15, 2016 at 12:30:44 AM UTC-4, Mark Brader wrote:
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2016-06-20,
> and should be interpreted accordingly.
yes way!
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2016-06-20,
> and should be interpreted accordingly.
> I wrote one of these rounds and 3 questions in the other.
> * Game 5, Round 9 - Sports - The #9 Round
>
> We don't intend to ask you about late sports legends every week,
> and in any case we hope our remaining athletic heroes stay in the
> land of the living for a while to come. But the past two weeks
> have been extraordinary. After a round on Muhammad Ali last week,
> it seems pretty much obligatory that the #9 round of today's game
> should be about Mr. Hockey.
>
> 1. Gordie Howe grew up in Saskatoon, but what was the small
> Saskatchewan town where he was born?
> 2. What bonus was promised to Gordie Howe when he signed up with
> the Detroit Red Wings? Apparently, a year later he had to
> remind the team owner that he hadn't actually received it yet.
> 3. Howe's first game with Detroit was in 1946. In what year did
> he retire from the NHL *for the first time*? You can answer
> within one year in either direction.
> 4. From 1947 to 1952, Howe played right wing on a famous line
> with two other star players, and in 1950 the three men even
> finished 1-2-3 in league scoring. The personnel changed in the
> ensuing years, but the line kept its nickname -- an apt one for
> a Detroit team. Either tell us that nickname or name either
> of the other two players on the original version of the line.
> 5. Two seasons after his first retirement, Gordie joined the Houston
> Aeros of the new World Hockey Association, where he famously
> played toegether with two of his sons. He later moved to
> another WHA team, and found himself back in the NHL when the
> WHA folded and this team joined his old league. Name that final
> team -- either its WHA name or its name when it joined the NHL.
> Full name required.
> 6. What hockey feat came to be known as a "Gordie Howe hat-trick",
> even though Howe himself accomplished it only twice in his
> career?
> 7. In <3 years before answer 3>, Bob Baun was traded to the Red
> Wings and promptly chided Howe for taking such a low salary,
> revealing that he was making twice that much. Howe then
> demanded and got a raise (which incidentally gave him more
> than Baun, who was himself no stranger to contract disputes).
> What princely sum had Howe been earning per year prior to his
> increase, within 10% of the true number in either direction?
> 8. What was the most goals that Howe scored in a single regular
> season, within 3 in either direction? The season was 70 games
> long at the time.
> 9. Gordie Howe's last professional hockey appearance came when
> he was signed to a one-game contract by the Detroit Vipers
> of the IHL, and played one or two shifts. Tell us either
> the year this happened, or how old Gordie was at the time.
> You can answer within 1 year in either direction.
> 10. Eventually Wayne Gretzky bested many of Gordie Howe's records,
> but one of Mr. Hockey's marks that the Great One never reached
> was total career games played. Including both regular season
> and playoffs, both NHL and WHA, how many games did Howe play
> altogether? You can answer within 10% of the true number in
> either direction.
> ** Game 5, Round 10 - The Challengely Round
>
> Your categories for this round are Dimly, Gimli, Primly, Cousinly,
> Femininely, and... Genuinely?
>
> * A. Science: Dimly
>
> A1. Before modern lighting, there were candles. This word
> derived from the same root as "candle" is an old term for
> a maker or seller of candles. Name it.
> A2. What light fixture, still used with electric lights, was
> named in reference to the candles that used to be mounted
> on it?
>
> * B. Miscellaneous: Gimli
>
> B1. In 1983 an Air Canada flight ran out of fuel and made an
> emergency landing at Gimli, Manitoba. While there were
> other issues, the direct cause of the problem was a
> confusion between what two *units of measurement*?
> B2. Another Gimli -- you knew this was coming -- is a character
> in "The Lord of the Rings". *Either* name Gimli's *father*,
> who was a character in "The Hobbit", *or else* tell us who
> *played Gimli* in the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy.
>
> * C. Literature: Primly
>
> C1. In the early 19th century a "family" edition of Shakespeare's
> plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
> to make the content suitable for women and children.
> Name the editor who did this editing.
> C2. Censorship is not limited to the arts. In 1996 residents
> of the British town of Scunthorpe found that they could not
> register accounts with AOL, that is, America Online. Why?
>
> * D. History: Cousinly
>
> D1. In Round 2 we asked about two US presidents who shared the
> same surname. They were grandfather and grandson.
> Another pair of US presidents who shared a surname were
> fifth cousins. What was that surname?
> D2. Please answer the previoux question before decoding
> the rot13. Franklin Roosevelt had another famous relative,
> who was his fifth cousin once removed. Who was that?
eleanor, his wife
> who was his fifth cousin once removed. Who was that?
>
> * E. Entertainment: Femininely
>
> These questions are about beauty pageants.
>
> E1. Name the woman who won the Miss America pageant in 1983,
> but was forced to resign her title following the publication
> of nude photos.
> E2. In 2012, why was it disputed whether Jenna Talackova
> ["talaskova"] was eligible to compete to be Miss Universe
> Canada?
>
> * F. Geography: Genuinely?
>
> F1. In what Canadian city would you find a body of water called
> False Creek?
> F2. "Truth or Consequences" was a game show on radio and
> television, but in 1950 it also became a place name in return
> for an episode of the show being hosted in this small city.
> To this day, in what US state will you find the city of
> Truth or Consequences?
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Mark Brader
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Mark Brader:
win by posting 4 perfect rounds! Hearty congratulations!
> I wrote one of these rounds and about 3 questions in the other.
I wrote all of the challenge round, but after checking I find
that only two questions in the sports round were mine, #3 and #8.
(I wasn't sure earlier because I'd made suggestions similar to a
couple of other questions.)
> * Game 5, Round 9 - Sports - The #9 Round
> We don't intend to ask you about late sports legends every week,
> and in any case we hope our remaining athletic heroes stay in the
> land of the living for a while to come. But the past two weeks
> have been extraordinary. After a round on Muhammad Ali last week,
> it seems pretty much obligatory that the #9 round of today's game
> should be about Mr. Hockey.
This was the second-hardest round in the original game, after the
audio round.
> 1. Gordie Howe grew up in Saskatoon, but what was the small
> Saskatchewan town where he was born?
Floral. 4 for Stephen.
> 2. What bonus was promised to Gordie Howe when he signed up with
> the Detroit Red Wings? Apparently, a year later he had to
> remind the team owner that he hadn't actually received it yet.
A team jacket. 4 for Stephen.
> 3. Howe's first game with Detroit was in 1946. In what year did
> he retire from the NHL *for the first time*? You can answer
> within one year in either direction.
1971 (accepting 1970-72). 4 for Joshua and Stephen. 3 for Pete.
> 4. From 1947 to 1952, Howe played right wing on a famous line
> with two other star players, and in 1950 the three men even
> finished 1-2-3 in league scoring. The personnel changed in the
> ensuing years, but the line kept its nickname -- an apt one for
> a Detroit team. Either tell us that nickname or name either
> of the other two players on the original version of the line.
The Production Line, Sid Abel, Ted Lindsay. 4 for Pete and Stephen.
> 5. Two seasons after his first retirement, Gordie joined the Houston
> Aeros of the new World Hockey Association, where he famously
> played toegether with two of his sons. He later moved to
> another WHA team, and found himself back in the NHL when the
> WHA folded and this team joined his old league. Name that final
> team -- either its WHA name or its name when it joined the NHL.
> Full name required.
New England Whalers, Hartford Whalers. 4 for Pete, Erland,
and Stephen.
> 6. What hockey feat came to be known as a "Gordie Howe hat-trick",
> even though Howe himself accomplished it only twice in his
> career?
A goal, an assist, and a fight (in the same game). 4 for Joshua,
Pete, Peter, and Stephen.
> 7. In <3 years before answer 3>, Bob Baun was traded to the Red
> Wings and promptly chided Howe for taking such a low salary,
> revealing that he was making twice that much. Howe then
> demanded and got a raise (which incidentally gave him more
> than Baun, who was himself no stranger to contract disputes).
> What princely sum had Howe been earning per year prior to his
> increase, within 10% of the true number in either direction?
$45,000 (accepting $40,500-$49,500). 4 for Stephen.
> 8. What was the most goals that Howe scored in a single regular
> season, within 3 in either direction? The season was 70 games
> long at the time.
49 (accepting 46-52). (In 1952-53.) 4 for Stephen. 3 for Joshua
and Dan Blum.
> 9. Gordie Howe's last professional hockey appearance came when
> he was signed to a one-game contract by the Detroit Vipers
> of the IHL, and played one or two shifts. Tell us either
> the year this happened, or how old Gordie was at the time.
> You can answer within 1 year in either direction.
1997 (accepting 1996-98), age 69 (accepting 68-70). 4 for Stephen
(the hard way).
(With this event he became the first person to play professional
hockey in 6 different decades, from the 1940s through the 1990s.)
> 10. Eventually Wayne Gretzky bested many of Gordie Howe's records,
> but one of Mr. Hockey's marks that the Great One never reached
> was total career games played. Including both regular season
> and playoffs, both NHL and WHA, how many games did Howe play
> altogether? You can answer within 10% of the true number in
> either direction.
2,421 (accepting 2,178 to 2,664). 4 for Stephen.
> ** Game 5, Round 10 - The Challengely Round
> Your categories for this round are Dimly, Gimli, Primly, Cousinly,
> Femininely, and... Genuinely?
> * A. Science: Dimly
> A1. Before modern lighting, there were candles. This word
> derived from the same root as "candle" is an old term for
> a maker or seller of candles. Name it.
Chandler. 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Peter, Calvin, Dan Tilque,
and Stephen.
> A2. What light fixture, still used with electric lights, was
> named in reference to the candles that used to be mounted
> on it?
Chandelier. 4 for Dan Blum and Stephen.
I'm not accepting "candelabra" since I said "used to be", and while
electric candelabras do exist, the kind that take actual candles
are still common enough today.
> * B. Miscellaneous: Gimli
> B1. In 1983 an Air Canada flight ran out of fuel and made an
> emergency landing at Gimli, Manitoba. While there were
> other issues, the direct cause of the problem was a
> confusion between what two *units of measurement*?
Kilograms and pounds. 4 for Joshua, Björn, and Stephen.
(The fuel indicators on an airliner use weight, not volume.)
> B2. Another Gimli -- you knew this was coming -- is a character
> in "The Lord of the Rings". *Either* name Gimli's *father*,
> who was a character in "The Hobbit", *or else* tell us who
> *played Gimli* in the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy.
Glóin, John Rhys-Davies. 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Björn, Calvin,
Dan Tilque, and Stephen. 2 for Peter.
> * C. Literature: Primly
> C1. In the early 19th century a "family" edition of Shakespeare's
> plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
> to make the content suitable for women and children.
> Name the editor who did this editing.
Thomas Bowdler. 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Dan Tilque, and Stephen.
> C2. Censorship is not limited to the arts. In 1996 residents
> of the British town of Scunthorpe found that they could not
> register accounts with AOL, that is, America Online. Why?
The registration of their home address was rejected because of a
certain sequence of 4 consecutive letters within the place name.
4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Peter, Calvin, Dan Tilque, Erland,
and Stephen.
> * D. History: Cousinly
> D1. In Round 2 we asked about two US presidents who shared the
> same surname. They were grandfather and grandson.
> Another pair of US presidents who shared a surname were
> fifth cousins. What was that surname?
Roosevelt. 4 for everyone -- Joshua, Dan Blum, Pete, Peter, Björn,
Calvin, Dan Tilque, Erland, and Stephen.
> D2. Please answer the previoux question before decoding
Calvin, Dan Tilque, and Stephen.
She was Theodore Roosevelt's niece and her maiden name was Roosevelt.
> * E. Entertainment: Femininely
> These questions are about beauty pageants.
> E1. Name the woman who won the Miss America pageant in 1983,
> but was forced to resign her title following the publication
> of nude photos.
Vanessa L. Williams. 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Pete, Calvin,
Dan Tilque, and Stephen.
> E2. In 2012, why was it disputed whether Jenna Talackova
> ["talaskova"] was eligible to compete to be Miss Universe
> Canada?
She used to be male. I scored "she was a he" as almost correct and
accepted "he is transgender" on the grounds that it was presumably
either a typo or a case of deliberate political incorrectness rather
than an error. 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Peter, Calvin, and Stephen.
1 for Björn.
> * F. Geography: Genuinely?
> F1. In what Canadian city would you find a body of water called
> False Creek?
Vancouver. (It's a narrow bay that resembles the mouth of a
large river, but isn't.) 4 for Dan Tilque, Erland, and Stephen.
2 for Dan Blum.
> F2. "Truth or Consequences" was a game show on radio and
> television, but in 1950 it also became a place name in return
> for an episode of the show being hosted in this small city.
> To this day, in what US state will you find the city of
> Truth or Consequences?
New Mexico. 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Pete, Peter, Dan Tilque,
and Stephen.
By the way, the previous name of the place was Hot Springs.
Scores, if there are no errors:
GAME 5 ROUNDS-> 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 BEST
TOPICS-> His Ent Mis Sci Lit Geo Spo Cha SIX
Stephen Perry -- -- -- -- 40 40 40 48 168
Dan Blum 22 12 14 27 32 20 3 42 157
Dan Tilque 28 24 4 12 20 32 0 36 152
Joshua Kreitzer 20 36 28 7 -- -- 11 40 142
Marc Dashevsky 8 36 24 20 24 28 -- -- 140
"Calvin" 15 23 16 0 16 36 0 28 134
Pete Gayde 16 40 16 28 -- -- 15 16 131
Peter Smyth 16 0 12 8 20 40 4 26 122
Erland Sommarskog 16 0 -- -- 0 40 4 12 72
Björn Lundin 14 0 -- -- 8 36 0 13 71
Jason Kreitzer 4 16 12 12 -- -- -- -- 44
--
Mark Brader, Toronto "Not looking like Pascal is not
m...@vex.net a language deficiency!" -- Doug Gwyn
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2016-06-20,
> and should be interpreted accordingly... For further information
> see my 2016-05-31 companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian
> Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
Game 10 is over and STEPHEN PERRY has managed a come-from-behind
> Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
win by posting 4 perfect rounds! Hearty congratulations!
> I wrote one of these rounds and about 3 questions in the other.
I wrote all of the challenge round, but after checking I find
that only two questions in the sports round were mine, #3 and #8.
(I wasn't sure earlier because I'd made suggestions similar to a
couple of other questions.)
> * Game 5, Round 9 - Sports - The #9 Round
> We don't intend to ask you about late sports legends every week,
> and in any case we hope our remaining athletic heroes stay in the
> land of the living for a while to come. But the past two weeks
> have been extraordinary. After a round on Muhammad Ali last week,
> it seems pretty much obligatory that the #9 round of today's game
> should be about Mr. Hockey.
audio round.
> 1. Gordie Howe grew up in Saskatoon, but what was the small
> Saskatchewan town where he was born?
> 2. What bonus was promised to Gordie Howe when he signed up with
> the Detroit Red Wings? Apparently, a year later he had to
> remind the team owner that he hadn't actually received it yet.
> 3. Howe's first game with Detroit was in 1946. In what year did
> he retire from the NHL *for the first time*? You can answer
> within one year in either direction.
> 4. From 1947 to 1952, Howe played right wing on a famous line
> with two other star players, and in 1950 the three men even
> finished 1-2-3 in league scoring. The personnel changed in the
> ensuing years, but the line kept its nickname -- an apt one for
> a Detroit team. Either tell us that nickname or name either
> of the other two players on the original version of the line.
> 5. Two seasons after his first retirement, Gordie joined the Houston
> Aeros of the new World Hockey Association, where he famously
> played toegether with two of his sons. He later moved to
> another WHA team, and found himself back in the NHL when the
> WHA folded and this team joined his old league. Name that final
> team -- either its WHA name or its name when it joined the NHL.
> Full name required.
and Stephen.
> 6. What hockey feat came to be known as a "Gordie Howe hat-trick",
> even though Howe himself accomplished it only twice in his
> career?
Pete, Peter, and Stephen.
> 7. In <3 years before answer 3>, Bob Baun was traded to the Red
> Wings and promptly chided Howe for taking such a low salary,
> revealing that he was making twice that much. Howe then
> demanded and got a raise (which incidentally gave him more
> than Baun, who was himself no stranger to contract disputes).
> What princely sum had Howe been earning per year prior to his
> increase, within 10% of the true number in either direction?
> 8. What was the most goals that Howe scored in a single regular
> season, within 3 in either direction? The season was 70 games
> long at the time.
and Dan Blum.
> 9. Gordie Howe's last professional hockey appearance came when
> he was signed to a one-game contract by the Detroit Vipers
> of the IHL, and played one or two shifts. Tell us either
> the year this happened, or how old Gordie was at the time.
> You can answer within 1 year in either direction.
(the hard way).
(With this event he became the first person to play professional
hockey in 6 different decades, from the 1940s through the 1990s.)
> 10. Eventually Wayne Gretzky bested many of Gordie Howe's records,
> but one of Mr. Hockey's marks that the Great One never reached
> was total career games played. Including both regular season
> and playoffs, both NHL and WHA, how many games did Howe play
> altogether? You can answer within 10% of the true number in
> either direction.
> ** Game 5, Round 10 - The Challengely Round
> Your categories for this round are Dimly, Gimli, Primly, Cousinly,
> Femininely, and... Genuinely?
> * A. Science: Dimly
> A1. Before modern lighting, there were candles. This word
> derived from the same root as "candle" is an old term for
> a maker or seller of candles. Name it.
and Stephen.
> A2. What light fixture, still used with electric lights, was
> named in reference to the candles that used to be mounted
> on it?
I'm not accepting "candelabra" since I said "used to be", and while
electric candelabras do exist, the kind that take actual candles
are still common enough today.
> * B. Miscellaneous: Gimli
> B1. In 1983 an Air Canada flight ran out of fuel and made an
> emergency landing at Gimli, Manitoba. While there were
> other issues, the direct cause of the problem was a
> confusion between what two *units of measurement*?
(The fuel indicators on an airliner use weight, not volume.)
> B2. Another Gimli -- you knew this was coming -- is a character
> in "The Lord of the Rings". *Either* name Gimli's *father*,
> who was a character in "The Hobbit", *or else* tell us who
> *played Gimli* in the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy.
Dan Tilque, and Stephen. 2 for Peter.
> * C. Literature: Primly
> C1. In the early 19th century a "family" edition of Shakespeare's
> plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
> to make the content suitable for women and children.
> Name the editor who did this editing.
> C2. Censorship is not limited to the arts. In 1996 residents
> of the British town of Scunthorpe found that they could not
> register accounts with AOL, that is, America Online. Why?
certain sequence of 4 consecutive letters within the place name.
4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Peter, Calvin, Dan Tilque, Erland,
and Stephen.
> * D. History: Cousinly
> D1. In Round 2 we asked about two US presidents who shared the
> same surname. They were grandfather and grandson.
> Another pair of US presidents who shared a surname were
> fifth cousins. What was that surname?
Calvin, Dan Tilque, Erland, and Stephen.
> D2. Please answer the previoux question before decoding
> the rot13. Franklin Roosevelt had another famous relative,
> who was his fifth cousin once removed. Who was that?
His wife, Eleanor Roosevelt. 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Pete, Peter,
> who was his fifth cousin once removed. Who was that?
Calvin, Dan Tilque, and Stephen.
She was Theodore Roosevelt's niece and her maiden name was Roosevelt.
> * E. Entertainment: Femininely
> These questions are about beauty pageants.
> E1. Name the woman who won the Miss America pageant in 1983,
> but was forced to resign her title following the publication
> of nude photos.
Dan Tilque, and Stephen.
> E2. In 2012, why was it disputed whether Jenna Talackova
> ["talaskova"] was eligible to compete to be Miss Universe
> Canada?
accepted "he is transgender" on the grounds that it was presumably
either a typo or a case of deliberate political incorrectness rather
than an error. 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Peter, Calvin, and Stephen.
1 for Björn.
> * F. Geography: Genuinely?
> F1. In what Canadian city would you find a body of water called
> False Creek?
large river, but isn't.) 4 for Dan Tilque, Erland, and Stephen.
2 for Dan Blum.
> F2. "Truth or Consequences" was a game show on radio and
> television, but in 1950 it also became a place name in return
> for an episode of the show being hosted in this small city.
> To this day, in what US state will you find the city of
> Truth or Consequences?
and Stephen.
By the way, the previous name of the place was Hot Springs.
Scores, if there are no errors:
GAME 5 ROUNDS-> 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 BEST
TOPICS-> His Ent Mis Sci Lit Geo Spo Cha SIX
Stephen Perry -- -- -- -- 40 40 40 48 168
Dan Blum 22 12 14 27 32 20 3 42 157
Dan Tilque 28 24 4 12 20 32 0 36 152
Joshua Kreitzer 20 36 28 7 -- -- 11 40 142
Marc Dashevsky 8 36 24 20 24 28 -- -- 140
"Calvin" 15 23 16 0 16 36 0 28 134
Pete Gayde 16 40 16 28 -- -- 15 16 131
Peter Smyth 16 0 12 8 20 40 4 26 122
Erland Sommarskog 16 0 -- -- 0 40 4 12 72
Björn Lundin 14 0 -- -- 8 36 0 13 71
Jason Kreitzer 4 16 12 12 -- -- -- -- 44
--
Mark Brader, Toronto "Not looking like Pascal is not
m...@vex.net a language deficiency!" -- Doug Gwyn
Peter Smyth
Aug 19, 2016, 1:12:55 PM8/19/16
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Mark Brader wrote:
> > * C. Literature: Primly
>
> > C1. In the early 19th century a "family" edition of Shakespeare's
> > plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
> > to make the content suitable for women and children.
> > Name the editor who did this editing.
>
> Thomas Bowdler. 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Dan Tilque, and Stephen.
It may not be the intended answer, but the question could equally well
> > * C. Literature: Primly
>
> > C1. In the early 19th century a "family" edition of Shakespeare's
> > plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
> > to make the content suitable for women and children.
> > Name the editor who did this editing.
>
> Thomas Bowdler. 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Dan Tilque, and Stephen.
refer to "Tales from Shakespeare" by Charles and Mary Lamb.
Peter Smyth
Mark Brader
Aug 20, 2016, 2:27:35 AM8/20/16
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Mark Brader:
"the very young" rather than for women and children; and it's not called
a "family" edition, as Bowdler's was.
But it fits well enough to score this as "almost correct". 3 for Peter.
Scores, if there are now no errors:
GAME 5 ROUNDS-> 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 BEST
TOPICS-> His Ent Mis Sci Lit Geo Spo Cha SIX
Stephen Perry -- -- -- -- 40 40 40 48 168
Dan Blum 22 12 14 27 32 20 3 42 157
Dan Tilque 28 24 4 12 20 32 0 36 152
Joshua Kreitzer 20 36 28 7 -- -- 11 40 142
Marc Dashevsky 8 36 24 20 24 28 -- -- 140
"Calvin" 15 23 16 0 16 36 0 28 134
Pete Gayde 16 40 16 28 -- -- 15 16 131
Peter Smyth 16 0 12 8 20 40 4 29 125
m...@vex.net (This is not a political statement.)"
>>> C1. In the early 19th century a "family" edition of Shakespeare's
>>> plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
>>> to make the content suitable for women and children.
>>> Name the editor who did this editing.
>>
>> Thomas Bowdler. 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Dan Tilque, and Stephen.
Peter Smyth:
>>> plays was published -- where "family" means it was edited
>>> to make the content suitable for women and children.
>>> Name the editor who did this editing.
>>
>> Thomas Bowdler. 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Dan Tilque, and Stephen.
> It may not be the intended answer, but the question could equally well
> refer to "Tales from Shakespeare" by Charles and Mary Lamb.
Equally well, no. This book retells the plays in prose, intended for
> refer to "Tales from Shakespeare" by Charles and Mary Lamb.
"the very young" rather than for women and children; and it's not called
a "family" edition, as Bowdler's was.
But it fits well enough to score this as "almost correct". 3 for Peter.
Scores, if there are now no errors:
GAME 5 ROUNDS-> 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 BEST
TOPICS-> His Ent Mis Sci Lit Geo Spo Cha SIX
Stephen Perry -- -- -- -- 40 40 40 48 168
Dan Blum 22 12 14 27 32 20 3 42 157
Dan Tilque 28 24 4 12 20 32 0 36 152
Joshua Kreitzer 20 36 28 7 -- -- 11 40 142
Marc Dashevsky 8 36 24 20 24 28 -- -- 140
"Calvin" 15 23 16 0 16 36 0 28 134
Pete Gayde 16 40 16 28 -- -- 15 16 131
Erland Sommarskog 16 0 -- -- 0 40 4 12 72
Björn Lundin 14 0 -- -- 8 36 0 13 71
Jason Kreitzer 4 16 12 12 -- -- -- -- 44
--
Mark Brader, Toronto "The English future is very confusing!
Björn Lundin 14 0 -- -- 8 36 0 13 71
Jason Kreitzer 4 16 12 12 -- -- -- -- 44
--
m...@vex.net (This is not a political statement.)"
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