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Mark Brader

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Nov 21, 2011, 6:21:11 PM11/21/11
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These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2011-04-04,
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 in a single followup to the newsgroup,
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. For further information see
my 2011-09-22 companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian
Inquisition (QFTCI11, QFTCIMM)".

I wrote 2 triples in this round.


* Final, Round 4 - Sports & Leisure

A. Oldest Teams

A1. The oldest team now playing in the CFL was formed about
85 years before the league existed (give or take a bit,
depending on what you count as existing). Of course, in
those days what they played was rugby. What team is this?
(The city or the team name will do.)

A2. The first openly professional baseball team was formed
about 7 years before the National League existed.
There is some dispute as to which present-day team should
be considered their successor, so we'll just ask you to
give their original home city.

A3. The oldest team now playing in the NHL was formed
8 years before the league existed, and originally played
in the National Hockey Association. What team is that?
(City or team name.)


B. The Indianapolis 500

B1. The first time a woman ever took the lead during the
Indy 500 was in 2005. She led the field for 19 laps
that year, but finished 4th. Name the driver.

B2. The race takes place annually during what American
holiday weekend?

B3. What beverage does the winner traditionally drink?


C. The Montreal Expos

C1. Prior to 1977, what was the Montreal Expos' home stadium?

C2. What Expos pitcher won the 1997 National League Cy
Young Award?

C3. The Expos franchise was bought out by the Major League
Baseball organization itself, and after the 2004 season
they moved it -- to what city?


D. Monopoly

The classic version of Monopoly produced by Parker Brothers has a
board based on Atlantic City, New Jersey, and this is the one we're
asking about.

D1. The first three railroads as you go around the board are
former real-life railroad companies with "railroad" in
their name, but neither of these things is true of the
fourth one, next to Pennsylvania Av. What's it called?

D2. What is the most expensive property?

D3. What is the cheapest property?


E. Mixed Martial Arts

E1. What do the letters "UFC" stand for in the name of
the popular organization that promotes mixed-martial-arts
championships?

E2. As seen from above, the enclosed cage in which UFC fights
take place has what geometrical shape?

E3. What Canadian-born fighter will defend his welterweight
championship belt in the main event of UFC 129 in Toronto?

--
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m...@vex.net -- Fonseca & Carolino

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Dan Blum

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Nov 21, 2011, 7:22:03 PM11/21/11
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Mark Brader <m...@vex.net> wrote:

> * Final, Round 4 - Sports & Leisure

> A. Oldest Teams

> A1. The oldest team now playing in the CFL was formed about
> 85 years before the league existed (give or take a bit,
> depending on what you count as existing). Of course, in
> those days what they played was rugby. What team is this?
> (The city or the team name will do.)

Toronto; Ottawa

> A2. The first openly professional baseball team was formed
> about 7 years before the National League existed.
> There is some dispute as to which present-day team should
> be considered their successor, so we'll just ask you to
> give their original home city.

New York City

> A3. The oldest team now playing in the NHL was formed
> 8 years before the league existed, and originally played
> in the National Hockey Association. What team is that?
> (City or team name.)

Montreal; Boston

> B. The Indianapolis 500

> B1. The first time a woman ever took the lead during the
> Indy 500 was in 2005. She led the field for 19 laps
> that year, but finished 4th. Name the driver.

Danica Patrick

> B2. The race takes place annually during what American
> holiday weekend?

Labor Day weekend; Independence Day weekend

> B3. What beverage does the winner traditionally drink?

Gatorade

> C. The Montreal Expos

> C3. The Expos franchise was bought out by the Major League
> Baseball organization itself, and after the 2004 season
> they moved it -- to what city?

Washington, DC

> D. Monopoly

> D1. The first three railroads as you go around the board are
> former real-life railroad companies with "railroad" in
> their name, but neither of these things is true of the
> fourth one, next to Pennsylvania Av. What's it called?

Short Line

> D2. What is the most expensive property?

Boardwalk

> D3. What is the cheapest property?

Mediterranean Ave.

> E. Mixed Martial Arts

> E1. What do the letters "UFC" stand for in the name of
> the popular organization that promotes mixed-martial-arts
> championships?

Ulimate Fighting Championship

> E2. As seen from above, the enclosed cage in which UFC fights
> take place has what geometrical shape?

square; circle

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_______________________________________________________________________
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"I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up."

Marc Dashevsky

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Nov 21, 2011, 7:53:09 PM11/21/11
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In article <vc-dnXvyjIt6QVfT...@vex.net>, m...@vex.net says...
> * Final, Round 4 - Sports & Leisure
>
> A. Oldest Teams
>
> A1. The oldest team now playing in the CFL was formed about
> 85 years before the league existed (give or take a bit,
> depending on what you count as existing). Of course, in
> those days what they played was rugby. What team is this?
> (The city or the team name will do.)
>
> A2. The first openly professional baseball team was formed
> about 7 years before the National League existed.
> There is some dispute as to which present-day team should
> be considered their successor, so we'll just ask you to
> give their original home city.
Cincinnati

> A3. The oldest team now playing in the NHL was formed
> 8 years before the league existed, and originally played
> in the National Hockey Association. What team is that?
> (City or team name.)
>
>
> B. The Indianapolis 500
>
> B1. The first time a woman ever took the lead during the
> Indy 500 was in 2005. She led the field for 19 laps
> that year, but finished 4th. Name the driver.
Danica Patrick

> B2. The race takes place annually during what American
> holiday weekend?
Memorial Day

> B3. What beverage does the winner traditionally drink?
milk

> C. The Montreal Expos
>
> C1. Prior to 1977, what was the Montreal Expos' home stadium?
>
> C2. What Expos pitcher won the 1997 National League Cy
> Young Award?
Pedro Martinez

> C3. The Expos franchise was bought out by the Major League
> Baseball organization itself, and after the 2004 season
> they moved it -- to what city?
Washinton D.C.

> D. Monopoly
>
> The classic version of Monopoly produced by Parker Brothers has a
> board based on Atlantic City, New Jersey, and this is the one we're
> asking about.
>
> D1. The first three railroads as you go around the board are
> former real-life railroad companies with "railroad" in
> their name, but neither of these things is true of the
> fourth one, next to Pennsylvania Av. What's it called?
Short Line

> D2. What is the most expensive property?
Boardwalk

> D3. What is the cheapest property?
Mediterranean Avenue

> E. Mixed Martial Arts
>
> E1. What do the letters "UFC" stand for in the name of
> the popular organization that promotes mixed-martial-arts
> championships?
Ultimate Fight Club

> E2. As seen from above, the enclosed cage in which UFC fights
> take place has what geometrical shape?
hexagon

> E3. What Canadian-born fighter will defend his welterweight
> championship belt in the main event of UFC 129 in Toronto?


--
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Pete

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Nov 21, 2011, 9:05:37 PM11/21/11
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m...@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:vc-
dnXvyjIt6QVfTn...@vex.net:

> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2011-04-04,
> 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 in a single followup to the newsgroup,
> 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. For further information see
> my 2011-09-22 companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian
> Inquisition (QFTCI11, QFTCIMM)".
>
> I wrote 2 triples in this round.
>
>
> * Final, Round 4 - Sports & Leisure
>
> A. Oldest Teams
>
> A1. The oldest team now playing in the CFL was formed about
> 85 years before the league existed (give or take a bit,
> depending on what you count as existing). Of course, in
> those days what they played was rugby. What team is this?
> (The city or the team name will do.)

Toronto; Hamilton

>
> A2. The first openly professional baseball team was formed
> about 7 years before the National League existed.
> There is some dispute as to which present-day team should
> be considered their successor, so we'll just ask you to
> give their original home city.

New York; Cincinnati

>
> A3. The oldest team now playing in the NHL was formed
> 8 years before the league existed, and originally played
> in the National Hockey Association. What team is that?
> (City or team name.)

Montreal; Toronto

>
>
> B. The Indianapolis 500
>
> B1. The first time a woman ever took the lead during the
> Indy 500 was in 2005. She led the field for 19 laps
> that year, but finished 4th. Name the driver.

Patrick

>
> B2. The race takes place annually during what American
> holiday weekend?

Memorial Day

>
> B3. What beverage does the winner traditionally drink?

Milk

>
>
> C. The Montreal Expos
>
> C1. Prior to 1977, what was the Montreal Expos' home stadium?

Jarry Park

>
> C2. What Expos pitcher won the 1997 National League Cy
> Young Award?

Martinez

>
> C3. The Expos franchise was bought out by the Major League
> Baseball organization itself, and after the 2004 season
> they moved it -- to what city?

Washington, DC

>
>
> D. Monopoly
>
> The classic version of Monopoly produced by Parker Brothers has a
> board based on Atlantic City, New Jersey, and this is the one we're
> asking about.
>
> D1. The first three railroads as you go around the board are
> former real-life railroad companies with "railroad" in
> their name, but neither of these things is true of the
> fourth one, next to Pennsylvania Av. What's it called?
>
> D2. What is the most expensive property?

Boardwalk

>
> D3. What is the cheapest property?

Baltic

>
>
> E. Mixed Martial Arts
>
> E1. What do the letters "UFC" stand for in the name of
> the popular organization that promotes mixed-martial-arts
> championships?

Universal Fighting Club

>
> E2. As seen from above, the enclosed cage in which UFC fights
> take place has what geometrical shape?

Octagon; Hexagon

>
> E3. What Canadian-born fighter will defend his welterweight
> championship belt in the main event of UFC 129 in Toronto?
>

Pete

Dan Tilque

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Nov 22, 2011, 12:14:00 AM11/22/11
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Mark Brader wrote:
>
>
> * Final, Round 4 - Sports & Leisure
>
> A. Oldest Teams
>
> A1. The oldest team now playing in the CFL was formed about
> 85 years before the league existed (give or take a bit,
> depending on what you count as existing). Of course, in
> those days what they played was rugby. What team is this?
> (The city or the team name will do.)

Hamilton

>
> A2. The first openly professional baseball team was formed
> about 7 years before the National League existed.
> There is some dispute as to which present-day team should
> be considered their successor, so we'll just ask you to
> give their original home city.

New York

>
> A3. The oldest team now playing in the NHL was formed
> 8 years before the league existed, and originally played
> in the National Hockey Association. What team is that?
> (City or team name.)

Montreal

>
>
> B. The Indianapolis 500
>
> B1. The first time a woman ever took the lead during the
> Indy 500 was in 2005. She led the field for 19 laps
> that year, but finished 4th. Name the driver.

Danica Patrick

>
> B2. The race takes place annually during what American
> holiday weekend?

Memorial Day

>
> B3. What beverage does the winner traditionally drink?

Champagne

>
>
> C. The Montreal Expos
>
> C1. Prior to 1977, what was the Montreal Expos' home stadium?
>
> C2. What Expos pitcher won the 1997 National League Cy
> Young Award?
>
> C3. The Expos franchise was bought out by the Major League
> Baseball organization itself, and after the 2004 season
> they moved it -- to what city?

Washington DC

>
>
> D. Monopoly
>
> The classic version of Monopoly produced by Parker Brothers has a
> board based on Atlantic City, New Jersey, and this is the one we're
> asking about.
>
> D1. The first three railroads as you go around the board are
> former real-life railroad companies with "railroad" in
> their name, but neither of these things is true of the
> fourth one, next to Pennsylvania Av. What's it called?

Short Line

>
> D2. What is the most expensive property?

Boardwalk

>
> D3. What is the cheapest property?

Mediterranean Ave.

>
>
> E. Mixed Martial Arts
>
> E1. What do the letters "UFC" stand for in the name of
> the popular organization that promotes mixed-martial-arts
> championships?
>
> E2. As seen from above, the enclosed cage in which UFC fights
> take place has what geometrical shape?

square

>
> E3. What Canadian-born fighter will defend his welterweight
> championship belt in the main event of UFC 129 in Toronto?
>


--
Dan Tilque

"I can't believe this. Trapped in Ryoval's basement with a sex-starved
teenage werewolf. There was nothing about this in any of my Imperial
Academy training manuals..."
-- "Labyrinth", Lois McMaster Bujold

Joshua Kreitzer

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On Nov 21, 5:21 pm, m...@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote:
>
> * Final, Round 4 - Sports & Leisure
>
> A. Oldest Teams
>
>    A1. The oldest team now playing in the CFL was formed about
>        85 years before the league existed (give or take a bit,
>        depending on what you count as existing).  Of course, in
>        those days what they played was rugby.  What team is this?
>        (The city or the team name will do.)

Toronto; Montreal

>    A2. The first openly professional baseball team was formed
>        about 7 years before the National League existed.
>        There is some dispute as to which present-day team should
>        be considered their successor, so we'll just ask you to
>        give their original home city.

Cincinnati

>    A3. The oldest team now playing in the NHL was formed
>        8 years before the league existed, and originally played
>        in the National Hockey Association.  What team is that?
>        (City or team name.)

Montreal; Toronto

> B. The Indianapolis 500
>
>    B1. The first time a woman ever took the lead during the
>        Indy 500 was in 2005.  She led the field for 19 laps
>        that year, but finished 4th.  Name the driver.

Danica Patrick

>    B2. The race takes place annually during what American
>        holiday weekend?

Memorial Day

>    B3. What beverage does the winner traditionally drink?

milk

> C. The Montreal Expos
>
>    C1. Prior to 1977, what was the Montreal Expos' home stadium?

Jarry Park

>    C3. The Expos franchise was bought out by the Major League
>        Baseball organization itself, and after the 2004 season
>        they moved it -- to what city?

Washington

> D. Monopoly
>
>    D1. The first three railroads as you go around the board are
>        former real-life railroad companies with "railroad" in
>        their name, but neither of these things is true of the
>        fourth one, next to Pennsylvania Av.  What's it called?

Short Line

>    D2. What is the most expensive property?

Boardwalk

>    D3. What is the cheapest property?

Mediterranean Avenue; Baltic Avenue

> E. Mixed Martial Arts
>
>    E1. What do the letters "UFC" stand for in the name of
>        the popular organization that promotes mixed-martial-arts
>        championships?

Ultimate Fighting Championship

>    E2. As seen from above, the enclosed cage in which UFC fights
>        take place has what geometrical shape?

octagon

--
Joshua Kreitzer
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Joachim Parsch

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Nov 22, 2011, 1:59:34 AM11/22/11
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Mark Brader schrieb:
>
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2011-04-04,
> 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 in a single followup to the newsgroup,
> 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. For further information see
> my 2011-09-22 companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian
> Inquisition (QFTCI11, QFTCIMM)".
>
> I wrote 2 triples in this round.
>
> * Final, Round 4 - Sports & Leisure
>
> A. Oldest Teams
>
> A1. The oldest team now playing in the CFL was formed about
> 85 years before the league existed (give or take a bit,
> depending on what you count as existing). Of course, in
> those days what they played was rugby. What team is this?
> (The city or the team name will do.)

If CFL means Canadian Football League, I guess...
Toronto.

> A2. The first openly professional baseball team was formed
> about 7 years before the National League existed.
> There is some dispute as to which present-day team should
> be considered their successor, so we'll just ask you to
> give their original home city.

New York.

> A3. The oldest team now playing in the NHL was formed
> 8 years before the league existed, and originally played
> in the National Hockey Association. What team is that?
> (City or team name.)

Winnipeg.

> B. The Indianapolis 500
>
> B1. The first time a woman ever took the lead during the
> Indy 500 was in 2005. She led the field for 19 laps
> that year, but finished 4th. Name the driver.
>
> B2. The race takes place annually during what American
> holiday weekend?
>
> B3. What beverage does the winner traditionally drink?

Champagne; Root Beer.

> C. The Montreal Expos
>
> C1. Prior to 1977, what was the Montreal Expos' home stadium?
>
> C2. What Expos pitcher won the 1997 National League Cy
> Young Award?
>
> C3. The Expos franchise was bought out by the Major League
> Baseball organization itself, and after the 2004 season
> they moved it -- to what city?
>
> D. Monopoly
>
> The classic version of Monopoly produced by Parker Brothers has a
> board based on Atlantic City, New Jersey, and this is the one we're
> asking about.
>
> D1. The first three railroads as you go around the board are
> former real-life railroad companies with "railroad" in
> their name, but neither of these things is true of the
> fourth one, next to Pennsylvania Av. What's it called?

Sweetwater Station (in German it's the "Hauptbahnhof",
i.e. Main Railway Station).

> D2. What is the most expensive property?

Schloßallee.

> D3. What is the cheapest property?

Badstraße.
(sorry, only played the German version...)

> E. Mixed Martial Arts
>
> E1. What do the letters "UFC" stand for in the name of
> the popular organization that promotes mixed-martial-arts
> championships?

Ultimate Fighting Championship.

> E2. As seen from above, the enclosed cage in which UFC fights
> take place has what geometrical shape?

A hexagon?

> E3. What Canadian-born fighter will defend his welterweight
> championship belt in the main event of UFC 129 in Toronto?
>


Joachim

Peter Smyth

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"Mark Brader" wrote in message
news:vc-dnXvyjIt6QVfT...@vex.net...

>* Final, Round 4 - Sports & Leisure
>
>A. Oldest Teams
>
> A1. The oldest team now playing in the CFL was formed about
> 85 years before the league existed (give or take a bit,
> depending on what you count as existing). Of course, in
> those days what they played was rugby. What team is this?
> (The city or the team name will do.)
Montreal, Vancouver
> A2. The first openly professional baseball team was formed
> about 7 years before the National League existed.
> There is some dispute as to which present-day team should
> be considered their successor, so we'll just ask you to
> give their original home city.
Boston, Chicago
> A3. The oldest team now playing in the NHL was formed
> 8 years before the league existed, and originally played
> in the National Hockey Association. What team is that?
> (City or team name.)
Montreal, Washington
>
>B. The Indianapolis 500
>
> B1. The first time a woman ever took the lead during the
> Indy 500 was in 2005. She led the field for 19 laps
> that year, but finished 4th. Name the driver.
Danica Patrick
> B2. The race takes place annually during what American
> holiday weekend?
Labor Day
> B3. What beverage does the winner traditionally drink?
>
>
>C. The Montreal Expos
>
> C1. Prior to 1977, what was the Montreal Expos' home stadium?
Expo Stadium
> C2. What Expos pitcher won the 1997 National League Cy
> Young Award?
>
> C3. The Expos franchise was bought out by the Major League
> Baseball organization itself, and after the 2004 season
> they moved it -- to what city?
Washington
>
>D. Monopoly
>
>The classic version of Monopoly produced by Parker Brothers has a
>board based on Atlantic City, New Jersey, and this is the one we're
>asking about.
>
> D1. The first three railroads as you go around the board are
> former real-life railroad companies with "railroad" in
> their name, but neither of these things is true of the
> fourth one, next to Pennsylvania Av. What's it called?
Short Line
> D2. What is the most expensive property?
>
> D3. What is the cheapest property?
>
>
>E. Mixed Martial Arts
>
> E1. What do the letters "UFC" stand for in the name of
> the popular organization that promotes mixed-martial-arts
> championships?
Ultimate Fighting Championship
> E2. As seen from above, the enclosed cage in which UFC fights
> take place has what geometrical shape?
Octagon
> E3. What Canadian-born fighter will defend his welterweight
> championship belt in the main event of UFC 129 in Toronto?
>

Peter Smyth

Jeffrey Turner

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Nov 22, 2011, 3:26:18 PM11/22/11
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On 11/21/2011 6:21 PM, Mark Brader wrote:
>
>
> * Final, Round 4 - Sports& Leisure
>
> A. Oldest Teams
>
> A1. The oldest team now playing in the CFL was formed about
> 85 years before the league existed (give or take a bit,
> depending on what you count as existing). Of course, in
> those days what they played was rugby. What team is this?
> (The city or the team name will do.)

Ottawa

> A2. The first openly professional baseball team was formed
> about 7 years before the National League existed.
> There is some dispute as to which present-day team should
> be considered their successor, so we'll just ask you to
> give their original home city.

Syracuse

> A3. The oldest team now playing in the NHL was formed
> 8 years before the league existed, and originally played
> in the National Hockey Association. What team is that?
> (City or team name.)

New York

> B. The Indianapolis 500
>
> B1. The first time a woman ever took the lead during the
> Indy 500 was in 2005. She led the field for 19 laps
> that year, but finished 4th. Name the driver.

Danika Patrick

> B2. The race takes place annually during what American
> holiday weekend?

Memorial Day

> B3. What beverage does the winner traditionally drink?
>
>
> C. The Montreal Expos
>
> C1. Prior to 1977, what was the Montreal Expos' home stadium?
>
> C2. What Expos pitcher won the 1997 National League Cy
> Young Award?
>
> C3. The Expos franchise was bought out by the Major League
> Baseball organization itself, and after the 2004 season
> they moved it -- to what city?

Washington, DC

> D. Monopoly
>
> The classic version of Monopoly produced by Parker Brothers has a
> board based on Atlantic City, New Jersey, and this is the one we're
> asking about.
>
> D1. The first three railroads as you go around the board are
> former real-life railroad companies with "railroad" in
> their name, but neither of these things is true of the
> fourth one, next to Pennsylvania Av. What's it called?

Short Line

> D2. What is the most expensive property?

Boardwalk

> D3. What is the cheapest property?

Mediterranean Avenue

> E. Mixed Martial Arts
>
> E1. What do the letters "UFC" stand for in the name of
> the popular organization that promotes mixed-martial-arts
> championships?

Ultimate Fighting Championship

> E2. As seen from above, the enclosed cage in which UFC fights
> take place has what geometrical shape?
>
> E3. What Canadian-born fighter will defend his welterweight
> championship belt in the main event of UFC 129 in Toronto?

--Jeff

Erland Sommarskog

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Nov 22, 2011, 3:33:34 PM11/22/11
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Mark Brader (m...@vex.net) writes:
> A3. The oldest team now playing in the NHL was formed
> 8 years before the league existed, and originally played
> in the National Hockey Association. What team is that?
> (City or team name.)

Montréal Canadiens

> B2. The race takes place annually during what American
> holiday weekend?

Lahour Day

> B3. What beverage does the winner traditionally drink?

Cider

> D1. The first three railroads as you go around the board are
> former real-life railroad companies with "railroad" in
> their name, but neither of these things is true of the
> fourth one, next to Pennsylvania Av. What's it called?

Norra Station

> D2. What is the most expensive property?

Norrmalmstorg

> D3. What is the cheapest property?

Västerlånggatan (It would not be cheap to get a flat there today!)

Yeah, these answers not really Atlantic City, but I know no others.




--
Erland Sommarskog, Stockholm, esq...@sommarskog.se

Mark Brader

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Mark Brader:
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2011-04-04,
> and should be interpreted accordingly... For further information
> see my 2011-09-22 companion posting on "Questions from the
> Canadian Inquisition (QFTCI11, QFTCIMM)".

> I wrote 2 triples in this round.

Those were A and D.


> * Final, Round 4 - Sports & Leisure

> A. Oldest Teams

> A1. The oldest team now playing in the CFL was formed about
> 85 years before the league existed (give or take a bit,
> depending on what you count as existing). Of course, in
> those days what they played was rugby. What team is this?
> (The city or the team name will do.)

Toronto Argonauts. (As we mentioned in Game 10, they were also
rowers.) 4 for Joachim. 3 for Dan Blum, Pete, and Joshua.

> A2. The first openly professional baseball team was formed
> about 7 years before the National League existed.
> There is some dispute as to which present-day team should
> be considered their successor, so we'll just ask you to
> give their original home city.

Cincinnati (Red Stockings). 4 for Marc and Joshua. 2 for Pete.

Today's Reds and the Atlanta Braves both have some claim to be
considered their successor.

> A3. The oldest team now playing in the NHL was formed
> 8 years before the league existed, and originally played
> in the National Hockey Association. What team is that?
> (City or team name.)

Montreal Canadiens. 4 for Dan Tilque and Erland. 3 for Dan Blum,
Pete, Joshua, and Peter.


> B. The Indianapolis 500

> B1. The first time a woman ever took the lead during the
> Indy 500 was in 2005. She led the field for 19 laps
> that year, but finished 4th. Name the driver.

Danica Patrick. 4 for Dan Blum, Marc, Pete, Dan Tilque, Joshua,
Peter, and Jeff.

> B2. The race takes place annually during what American
> holiday weekend?

Memorial Day weekend. 4 for Marc, Pete, Dan Tilque, Joshua, and Jeff.

> B3. What beverage does the winner traditionally drink?

Milk. 4 for Marc, Pete, and Joshua.


> C. The Montreal Expos

> C1. Prior to 1977, what was the Montreal Expos' home stadium?

Jarry Park Stadium. 4 for Pete and Joshua.

> C2. What Expos pitcher won the 1997 National League Cy
> Young Award?

Pedro Martinez. 4 for Marc and Pete.

> C3. The Expos franchise was bought out by the Major League
> Baseball organization itself, and after the 2004 season
> they moved it -- to what city?

Washington. 4 for Dan Blum, Marc, Pete, Dan Tilque, Joshua, Peter,
and Jeff.


> D. Monopoly

> The classic version of Monopoly produced by Parker Brothers has a
> board based on Atlantic City, New Jersey, and this is the one we're
> asking about.

> D1. The first three railroads as you go around the board are
> former real-life railroad companies with "railroad" in
> their name, but neither of these things is true of the
> fourth one, next to Pennsylvania Av. What's it called?

Short Line. 4 for Dan Blum, Marc, Dan Tilque, Joshua, Peter,
and Jeff.

> D2. What is the most expensive property?

Boardwalk. 4 for Dan Blum, Marc, Pete, Dan Tilque, Joshua, and Jeff.

> D3. What is the cheapest property?

Mediterranean Av. 4 for Dan Blum, Marc, Dan Tilque, and Jeff.
3 for Joshua.


> E. Mixed Martial Arts

> E1. What do the letters "UFC" stand for in the name of
> the popular organization that promotes mixed-martial-arts
> championships?

Ultimate Fighting Championship. 4 for Dan Blum, Joshua, Joachim,
Peter, and Jeff.

> E2. As seen from above, the enclosed cage in which UFC fights
> take place has what geometrical shape?

Octagon. 4 for Joshua and Peter. 3 for Pete.

> E3. What Canadian-born fighter will defend his welterweight
> championship belt in the main event of UFC 129 in Toronto?

Georges St-Pierre. He won.


Scores, if there are no errors:

ROUNDS-> 2 3 4 TOTALS
TOPICS-> Sci His Spo
Joshua Kreitzer 43 46 49 138
Dan Blum 51 33 30 114
Dan Tilque 47 36 28 111
Marc Dashevsky 44 16 36 96
Pete Gayde 28 28 39 95
Peter Smyth 43 21 23 87
Stan Brown 39 38 -- 77
Rob Parker 56 18 -- 74
Jeff Turner 42 -- 28 70
Erland Sommarskog 27 20 4 51
"Calvin" 31 15 -- 46
Joachim Parsch 32 -- 8 40

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Joshua Kreitzer

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On Nov 24, 7:07 pm, m...@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote:
>
> >    D3. What is the cheapest property?
>
> Mediterranean Av.  4 for Dan Blum, Marc, Dan Tilque, and Jeff.
> 3 for Joshua.

Aren't Mediterranean Ave. and Baltic Ave. tied for the cheapest
property, each costing $60?

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Joshua Kreitzer
grom...@hotmail.com

Mark Brader

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Mark Brader:
> > > D3. What is the cheapest property?
> >
> > Mediterranean Av. 4 for Dan Blum, Marc, Dan Tilque, and Jeff.
> > 3 for Joshua.

Joshua Kreitzer:
> Aren't Mediterranean Ave. and Baltic Ave. tied for the cheapest
> property, each costing $60?

Whoops, that's correct. The rent is higher on Baltic but the purchase
price is indeed the same $60. Which makes it 4 for Dan Blum, Marc,
Pete, Dan Tilque, Joshua, and Jeff.

Correct scores, if there are no further errors:

ROUNDS-> 2 3 4 TOTALS
TOPICS-> Sci His Spo
Joshua Kreitzer 43 46 50 139
Dan Blum 51 33 30 114
Dan Tilque 47 36 28 111
Pete Gayde 28 28 43 99
Marc Dashevsky 44 16 36 96
Peter Smyth 43 21 23 87
Stan Brown 39 38 -- 77
Rob Parker 56 18 -- 74
Jeff Turner 42 -- 28 70
Erland Sommarskog 27 20 4 51
"Calvin" 31 15 -- 46
Joachim Parsch 32 -- 8 40

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