Here are 6 triple stumpers from the 4-19-2019 Jeopardy! match.

AMERICAN HISTORY ($1000) On June 1, 1660 Mary Dyer, one of this religious sect’s “Boston martyrs”, was hanged on Boston Common

PHRASE ORIGINS ($1000) This scornful response to an unlikely story comes from British sailors’ contempt for other military men

NOVEL VOCABULARY ($1000) A cutting tool & some body parts are in this word for a surgeon coined by Dickens in “The Pickwick Papers”

ANIMAL ROCKS ($1600) The Eagle Rock in this California city gave its name to an area where you’ll find Occidental College

BALLET ($1200) The creators of 1943’s “Fancy Free” called each other Lenny & Jerry– Leonard Bernstein & this choreographer

($1600) 3 people flirt on a tennis court in Nijinsky’s ballet “Jeux”, which means these

James got all these clues in ROCK ANIMALS:

($200) In 1975 Joe Walsh was the “New Kid in Town” in this band
($400) In 1982 “A Flock of” these flew into the Top 10 with “I Ran (So Far Away)”
($600) Marc Bolan led the ’70s glam rockers who used this short name of a dinosaur
($800) These alliterative alt-rock rodents had a 2004 hit with “Float On”
($1000) The name of this “Look Good on the Dancefloor” band combines a cold environment & tropical animals

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