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January 31, 2004: What is the oldest lead and zinc mining town in southwestern Missouri? Answer: GranbyWinner: Luke Reven January 30, 2004: Long stretches of I-44 follows the approximate route of what early stage and military trail? Answer: Old Wire RoadWinner: Luke Reven January 29, 2004: Where is the Precious Moments Chapel located? Answer: Carthage, MissouriWinner: Scott Theriault January 28, 2004: What is the county seat of Oregon County, Missouri? Answer: AltonWinner: Laura Courter January 27, 2004: What was the last existing Native American tribe in Missouri? Answer: OsageWinner: Ross Eldred January 26, 2004: What two St. Louis newspapers combined to form the Post-Dispatch? Answer: The St. Louis Dispatch and the Evening PostWinner: Scott Theriault January 25, 2004: On what date did Stan Musial record his first base hit as a member of the St. Louis Cardinals? Answer: September 17, 1941Winner: Laura Courter January 24, 2004: Doug Smith has his number retired by the University of Missouri basketball program. What NBA team drafted him in 1991? Answer: Dallas MavericksWinner: Scott Theriault January 23, 2004: Where was Walter Cronkite born? Answer: St. Joseph, MissouriWinner: Laura Courter January 22, 2004: Where was Jesse James born? Answer: Kearney, MissouriWinner: Laura Courter January 21, 2004: What New York Giants pitcher was born in Carthage, Missouri? Answer: Carl HubbellWinner: Laura Courter January 20, 2004: St. Louis is the home of what sport's Hall of Fame? Answer: BowlingWinner: Scott Theriault January 19, 2004: Muralist Thomas Hart Benton was born in what Missouri town? Answer: NeoshoWinner: Ross Eldred January 18, 2004: What popular film and television star was born in West Plains, Missouri in 1925? Answer: Dick Van DykeWinner: Laura Courter January 17, 2004: What toxic waste contamination was found at Times Beach, Missouri in 1983? Answer: DioxinWinner: Ross Eldred January 16, 2004: What attraction near Camdenton, Missouri, holds the record for most underground weddings? Answer: Bridal CaveWinner: Brian Neal January 15, 2004: Who was President of the United States in 1811? Answer: James MadisonWinner: Scott Theriault January 14, 2004: Who was the everyday second-baseman for the 1952 Brooklyn Dodgers? Answer: Jackie RobinsonWinner: Scott Theriault January 13, 2004: Where is the northern termination point for Interstate 79? Answer: Erie, PennsylvaniaWinner: Scott Theriault January 12, 2004: Who was the head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs when they won Super Bowl IV? Answer: Hank StramWinner: Laura Courter January 11, 2004: Table Rock Lake covers approximately how many acres? Answer: 43,000 acresWinner: Ross Eldred January 10, 2004: What is the highest point in Missouri? Answer: Taum Sauk Mountain, 1772 feetWinner: Ross Eldred January 9, 2004: Where was Bill Bradley born? Answer: Crystal City, MOWinner: Ross Eldred January 8, 2004: Who was on the English throne in 1664? Answer: Charles IIWinner: Ross Eldred January 7, 2004: In what city did the Los Angeles Clippers franchise begin? Answer: BuffaloWinner: Scott Theriault January 6, 2004: Who was the general commander of United States forces in the First Persian Gulf War? Answer: Norman SchwartzkopfWinner: Sarah Donnell January 5, 2004: In what year did the Chevrolet Corvette debut? Answer: 1953Winner: Scott Theriault January 4, 2004: What highway is the main road between Rock Springs, Wyoming, and Yellowstone National Park? Answer: US 191Winner: Scott Theriault January 3, 2004: What direction do whirlpools flow in the northern hemisphere? Answer: ClockwiseWinner: Ross Eldred January 2, 2004: What is the mascot of Boston College? Answer: EaglesWinner: Scott Theriault January 1, 2004: Traditionally, the winners of what conferences play in the Rose Bowl? Answer: Big Ten and Pac-10Winner: Ross Eldred |
January StandingsScott Theriault 11 Ross Eldred 9 Laura Courter 7 Luke Reven 2 Sarah Donnell 1 Brian Neal 1 |
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