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July 30, 2003: What does NASA stand for? Answer: National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationWinner: Philip Courter July 29, 2003: In what year was NASA created? Answer: 1958Winner: Philip Courter July 28, 2003: The Jim Rome show is aired daily on sports radio stations around the United States, and two main songs are used for theme music during each show. Name either one, or both. Answer: "Lust for Life" by Iggy PopWinner: Philip Courter July 27, 2003: John Scopes was found guilty in the famous 1925 trial regarding the teaching of evolution. As punishment, how much was his fine? Answer: $100Winner: Ross Eldred July 26, 2003: What made George Stevenson famous in 1814? Answer: Development of a Steam LocomotiveWinner: Ross Eldred July 25, 2003: When did Liberia declare independence? Answer: 1847Winner: Ross Eldred July 24, 2003: Who was Vice-President when President Harry S Truman desegregated the military in 1948? Answer: No one, the spot was vacated after FDR died and Truman became PresidentWinner: Kati Dreiman July 23, 2003: Stanley Kubrick was a famous American film director and writer, and produced many highly acclaimed movies. Name 4 of them. Answer: Eyes Wide Shut, A Clockwork Orange, The Shining, and Full Metal JacketWinner: Philip Courter July 22, 2003: In what year did the first song by the Rolling Stones hit the charts? Answer: 1964Winner: Kati Dreiman July 21, 2003: Thomas Edison, throughout his life, held approximately how many U.S. patents? Answer: 1000+Winner: Philip Courter July 20, 2003: In what year did Hank Aaron hit his 755th home run? Answer: 1976Winner: Philip Courter July 19, 2003: The riot act was passed in Great Britain in 1715, and prevented large public gatherings. How many people constituted an illegal gathering? Answer: 12Winner: Philip Courter July 18, 2003: When was the maiden voyage of the Boeing 707? Answer: 1957Winner: Philip Courter July 17, 2003: Who were the three astronauts on Apollo XI? Answer: Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Edwin Aldrin Jr.Winner: Kati Dreiman July 16, 2003: In what city was the first parking meter installed? In what year? Answer: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in 1935Winner: Chris Anderson July 15, 2003: Which major league team are the Las Vegas 51's affiliated with? Answer: Los Angeles DodgersWinner: Kati Dreiman July 14, 2003: When was a U.S. patent granted on the tape measure? Answer: 1868Winner: Chris Anderson July 13, 2003: Who was the first president to fly in a helicopter? Answer: Dwight D. EisenhowerWinner: Chris Anderson July 12, 2003: Which country colonized Jamaica? Answer: Spain, then EnglandWinner: Chris Anderson July 11, 2003: Who started the American Red Cross? Answer: Clara BartonWinner: Melinda Baker July 10, 2003: What is the mascot of Ohio University? Answer: BobcatsWinner: Chris Anderson July 9, 2003: What African country was originated by released American slaves in the 1820s? Answer: LiberiaWinner: Chris Anderson July 8, 2003: What is the capital of Mongolia? Answer: UlaanbaatarWinner: Melinda Baker July 7, 2003: What was the name and location of the New York Yankees before they moved to the Big Apple in 1903? Answer: Baltimore OriolesWinner: Chris Anderson July 6, 2003: Where did Walter Payton attend college? Answer: Jackson StateWinner: Melinda Baker July 5, 2003: Which state was the 44th to be added to the United States? Answer: WyomingWinner: Melinda Baker July 4, 2003: In what year was the 26th Amendment ratified? Answer: 1971Winner: Steve Croxton July 3, 2003: Who was the main United States commander during the Battle of Gettysburg? Answer: George MeadeWinner: Melinda Baker July 2, 2003: After the Declaration of Independence, which territory (or state) was first to abolish slavery within its borders? Answer: VermontWinner: Kati Dreiman July 1, 2003: Who assassinated President Garfield? Answer: Charles GriteauWinner: Kati Dreiman |
July StandingsPhilip Courter 8 Chris Anderson 7 Kati Dreiman 6 Melinda Baker 5 Ross Eldred 3 Steve Croxton 1 |
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