Trivia Question

[sinton66]

I can't think of a single brand with a five letter name that I've ever heard of.

[HighSchool Fan]

jiffy

[BullFrog Dad]

Originally posted by HighSchool Fan
jiffy That was fast! Your turn HighSchool Fan!

[sinton66]

I thought that might be what you were looking for, but isn't the Brand Name JIF, not Jiffy? No biggie, just wondering.;)

[BullFrog Dad]

Originally posted by sinton66
I thought that might be what you were looking for, but isn't the Brand Name JIF, not Jiffy? No biggie, just wondering.;) sinton66, You're right. I always thought the brand was Jiffy. I sure hope the term for 1/100th of a second is not Skippy!

[HighSchool Fan]

Who was the last Heisman Trophy winner to be drafted by the pro team that won the Super Bowl the same year?

[BullFrog Dad]

Originally posted by HighSchool Fan
Who was the last Heisman Trophy winner to be drafted by the pro team that won the Super Bowl the same year? Tony Dorsett

[HighSchool Fan]

Maybe my wording wasn't very good. An example would be if New England, last years champs, would of drafted White from OU, last years Heisman winner.

[HighSchool Fan]

It wasn't Dorsett, it wasn't that long ago and Dallas didn't win the Super Bowl the same year that Dorsett won the heisman

[Old Tiger]

Emmitt Smith?>

[HighSchool Fan]

I don't think Emmitt one the Heisman

[Old Tiger]

Hm....what side of the ball did this person play on?

[HighSchool Fan]

WR and KR

[Phil C]

Desmond Howard

[HighSchool Fan]

Originally posted by Phil C
Desmond Howard

Good job Phil. Your turn.

[Phil C]

Thank you High School Fan. This is one for the college historians. During the 40s Army had two great running backs on the same team, Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis called Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside. Both won the Heisman Trophy once and were on two National Championship Teams and there was a movie about their time at Army called West Point Story. During this movie a coach went to Army to see about playing in a bowl game. The coach was shown some game films with the two running backs. After seeing the films the coach obviously didn't want to meet Army in a bowl game and rushed out the door so fast that the secretary said "I thought it was Blanchard and Davis!" It was a great scene of the movie but it was false. Why?

[PhiI C]

I guess this one is too tough so I will ask another one. The answer was that like Notre Dame at the time Army refused to play in any bowl games. So there would never have been a coach in that office to run out on them. Still I guess the embellishment made the movie interesting. Anyway let me ask another question more current. Texas plays Arkansas this year and their was talk about honoring the participates of the Texas vs Arkansas shootout in 1969 but this was dropped I guess due to the hillbillies opposing it due to their hatred of Texas. They will honor the Arkansas national championship team of 1964 though. Ironically what other team have the Razorbacks failed to honor? This one should be easy enough. :)

[PhiI C]

Ok maybe this one is too obvious which makes it hard but it was the basketball team that won the national championship in 1994 or 1993. Nolan Richardson is sueing the University is why it hasn't been honored even thought they should have honored the players. Oh well! Anyway another question. In 1961 Sonny Gibbs of TCU threw a long td pass that beat Texas 6 to 0 in the biggest upset of the year and cost Texas the National Championship in college football that year. Who caught the pass?

[Phil C]

Ok I will give a hint on the last name but to get credit you will have to give the first and last name. Hint: Soothsayer to Caesar "Beware the ____ of March!"

[HighSchool Fan]

Buddy Illes

[Phil C]

Very good High School Fan! Your turn!

[HighSchool Fan]

I can't think of any question right now. Anyone out there who wants to ask a question, this is your chance.

[Ranger Mom]

Here's a fairly easy one.

What former US President was 5'4" and weighed 100 lbs?

[Phil C]

James Madison

[HighSchool Fan]

Originally posted by Ranger Mom
Here's a fairly easy one.

What former US President was 5'4" and weighed 100 lbs?

Nancy Reagan:D :D

[JustAFan]

Polk

[Ranger Mom]

Originally posted by Phil C
James Madison

Phil C is correct!!

[Phil C]

Thank you Ranger Mom. Who is the only woman president that the United States has ever had so to speak?

[BlueBlood]

Woodrow Wilson's wife

[Phil C]

You got it Blue! Your turn!

[BlueBlood]

What does the S stand for in Harry S Truman?

[sinton66]

Nothing. Harry Truman didn't have a middle name.

[Ranger Mom]

Originally posted by BlueBlood
What does the S stand for in Harry S Truman?

Sans_Couth????

I bet Sans was Harry Truman too!!!!:D

[Mustang '89]

Originally posted by Ranger Mom
Sans_Couth????

I bet Sans was Harry Truman too!!!!:D

I think I'll start a new poll......

[sinton66]

I see a connection now, PPHSfan was "hairy".:D

[BlueBlood]

You are correct. He just had a middle initial, no name.

[BullFrog Dad]

In His Memory TTT

[lv2937]

:confused: answer this question, Where was Roy Rogers last movie filmed? Who co stared with him?

[Ranger Mom]

Was it filmed in Guthrie, Texas on the Four Sixes Ranch?

Co-Stars were Clay O'Brien , Billy Green Bush , Andrew Robinson , Joan Hackett , James Hampton

[jason]

what is a group of wild cacti called?

[Old Tiger]

cacti?

[3afan2K3]

cacti=cactus

[PhiI C]

Your answer is probably what he is looking for Ranger Mom. Wish I could have got on earlier and beat you to it. :) The movie was Mackintosh and TJ and was filmed in Texas. In that movie Andy Robinson was the murderer that hung himself. He also was the killer in Dirty Harry with Clint Eastwood. The Roy Rogers movie came out in 1975. The only fault I had in it was that a guy got bit by a coyote and no one thought to get him to the doctor to get rabies vacanations not evern Roy Rogers:hairpunk: And sure enough that is what killed him. Man if it had been me I would have been screaming for them to get me to the doctor or hospital right away. But otherwise it was a good movie.

Of course if you want to get technical Roy Rogers' last movie was with Kenny Rogers as the Gambler in The Adventure Continues that was a made for tv movie in 1983. I assume it was filmed in California even though I don't know. Rogers was in it only briefly and ironically played a drunk! Imagine Roy Rogers last movie he plays a drunk!

[Ranger Mom]

I am gonna take it that I got the Roy Rogers question right!


Who was the first person from a losing team to be named the Superbowl MVP? What 2 teams were playing and which Superbowl game (#) was it?

[CHS_Grad '85]

Originally posted by Ranger Mom
Who was the first person from a losing team to be named the Superbowl MVP? What 2 teams were playing and which Superbowl game (#) was it? Chuck Howley – Super Bowl V – Baltimore vs. Dallas

[Ranger Mom]

Originally posted by CHS_Grad '85
Chuck Howley – Super Bowl V – Baltimore vs. Dallas


That's right!!

You are up!

[CHS_Grad '85]

Cool... Which famous cartoon strip about an engineer working at Pacific Bell, a high-tech company in California, was created by cartoonist Scott Adams?

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

Dilbert....I don't know, I'm just guessing...

[CHS_Grad '85]

Great guess... cos that's right... your turn...

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

:D

Who is the actor that portrays the old man that dances on the Six Flags commercials?

[CHS_Grad '85]

Jaleel "Urkel" White

[Phil C]

Hey Ranger Chuck Howley is also the first defensive player to win the MVP in the Super Bowl. The thing is that Chuck was voted the mvp with two minutes to play in the game. Had they waited till it was over they might have given it to Mike Curtis of Baltimore because he played a good game and intercepted the Craig Morton pass with about a minute to play and returned it to the Cowboy 32 setting up the Colts in field goal position to win in the last few seconds when they did. Cowboys had a third and 20 against a great Colt Defense on their end of the field. I never could understand why they tried a passing play instead of running the clock and going into overtime. It was a game of mistakes and fumbles and Dallas made the last mistake that cost them the game.

[CHS_Grad '85]

Originally posted by BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END
:D

Who is the actor that portrays the old man that dances on the Six Flags commercials? Found it...
http://www.hbo.com/sopranos/img/cast/character/uncle_junior.jpg

Just kidding... :D

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

Sorry CHS_Grad....

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

LOL....looks kinda like the old man, huh?

[CHS_Grad '85]

Martin Short?

[chaingang]

He kinda looks like BBDE.:D

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

My glasses are about a 1/4" thicker...sorry CHS Grad...

[chaingang]

LOL:)
hey BBDE what happend to yalls mission to see a pick of BHKrystal?

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

Well, she didn't post a picture of herself...even though I posted on of myself things didn't work out...

[chaingang]

Just like women, all they do is want want want but when it is time for them to give..............yeah right! Its a shame! Maybe one day we will have equal rights in this country!:hand: :D :D

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

Yeah, I know.....:D

[CHS_Grad '85]

Originally posted by BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END
:D

Who is the actor that portrays the old man that dances on the Six Flags commercials? Okay... finally looked it up... Six Flags is not releasing that information... they only refer to him as "Mr. Six"... so that's my answer... Mr. Six...

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

I need a name...

Hint:
It is a woman....a very desirable woman...

[chaingang]

Liza manelli?

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

Nope...

[chaingang]

Michael Jackson? Oh wait hes a man...................I think.:D

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

Well, he has the body of the man, but the sexual tendencies of a young girl.

[chaingang]

How about..........................:thinking: Amy Smart? Dude, she is hoooooooooooottttttttttttttttt!:eek: :eek: :inlove:

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

Amy Smart is hott...I think I may go watch Road Trip later....Sorry...she's not in any movies, but she's in a TV show.

[chaingang]

How about Kelly Rippa? She is just down right sexy!:kiss:

[chaingang]

i just realized I am 6 away from the century mark. I am going to have to make my 100th something good.

[crzyjournalist03]

are you sure that this information is factual? Every account I've read has said that Six Flags isn't releasing the information.

But I'll take a guess as to who you might be thinking about:

Jessica Simpson?

[BHKrystal06]

Originally posted by chaingang
Just like women, all they do is want want want but when it is time for them to give..............yeah right! Its a shame! Maybe one day we will have equal rights in this country!:hand: :D :D
Oh no you didn't!:eek: :eek:

[chaingang]

OH yeah I did:eek: :eek: :hand: :D

[BHKrystal06]

Originally posted by chaingang
OH yeah I did:eek: :eek: :hand: :D
It's not my fault it wouldn't post! So...:hand:!

[chaingang]

You could have emailed it to one of us and we could do it for you:thinking: so :hand: :cool:

[BHKrystal06]

The pictures won't email either!

[BullFrog Dad]

Sarah Jessica Parker

[CHS_Grad '85]

I still say it's an unknown actor (actress)...

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

Nobody has gotten it yet.

Hint:
Her house was broken into recently.

[CHS_Grad '85]

Paris Hilton???

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

:clap:

Very good. You're up CHS Grad.

[CHS_Grad '85]

Now see... I had read that on a discussion board but didn't think that was the right anwer... who would have thunk it... :rolleyes: anyway, here's my question...

From what sport do we get the phrase "start the ball rolling?

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

Bowling?

[CHS_Grad '85]

Nope...

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

Am I old enough to know this???

[CHS_Grad '85]

LOL... maybe... I'm not sure if you've played this or not... hint... it's a yard game...

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

Croquete (sp?)

[CHS_Grad '85]

:D :clap: YUP!!!:clap:

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

Too easy of a hint...we have a croquete set on our back porch, though I never play....


Let me think of a good question...

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

Okay, I've got one. Two part question.

Name the Thanksgiving day dish that contains a specific amino acid that causes people to become sleepy, and give the name of the amino acid.

[Old Tiger]

Stuffing/starch? kinda like pancakes i think

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

What are you talking about Casey?

[Old Tiger]

I don't know....
I should pay more attention in science

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

Yeah, instead of staring at Ms. Niedicken the whole time.

[Ranger Mom]

Turkey

L-tryptophan

[Old Tiger]

HEY! Who didn't? anyways the answer is


turkey - Tryptophan

[Old Tiger]

dang RM you beat me to it

[mwynn05]

its turkey but im not sure of the amino acid i sleep to much in class...that and idont have science anymore

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

You're up Ranger Mom.

[Ranger Mom]

What do the ashes of the average cremated person weigh??

[Old Tiger]

about 3% of body weight

[CHS_Grad '85]

9#

[Ranger Mom]

Originally posted by CHS_Grad '85
9#

9 lbs is correct!

That surprised me, I never imagined it would weigh that much!!

Your turn CHS_Grad!!

[CHS_Grad '85]

In the Disney movie "Fantasia", what was the sorcerers name...

[Old Tiger]

Merlin? i dunno

[CHS_Grad '85]

lol... nope

[Old Tiger]

was it...........YOU!

[CHS_Grad '85]

ROFLOL... no...

[CHS_Grad '85]

Hint... answer is in the question...

[mwynn05]

fantasia?

[sinton66]

Sorcerer?

[jason]

disney

[sinton66]

What?

[Gobbla2001]

the? in?

[jason]

YEN SID

:clap: :clap: :clap:

[jason]

In Ralph Bellamys debut film, what crime fighter did he portray?

[sinton66]

The Shadow.

[jason]

Originally posted by sinton66
The Shadow. WRONG

[Gobbla2001]

Mr. 2???

[jason]

Originally posted by Gobbla2001
Mr. 2??? WRONG

[Gobbla2001]

Originally posted by jason
WRONG

I meant #2...

Is the answer in the question again?

[sinton66]

What are you calling his "debut" film? His first film was "The Secret Six" in which he played a gangster called Johnny Franks.

[jason]

Originally posted by sinton66
What are you calling his "debut" film? His first film was "The Secret Six" in which he played a gangster called Johnny Franks. correct film...but WRONG answer

[sinton66]

"The Secret Six"

Complete credited cast:
Wallace Beery .... Louis 'Louie' Scorpio
Lewis Stone .... Richard 'Newt' Newton
Johnny Mack Brown .... Hank Rogers (as John Mack Brown)
Jean Harlow .... Anne Courtland
Marjorie Rambeau .... Peaches
Paul Hurst .... Nick 'the Gouger' Mizoski
Clark Gable .... Carl Luckner
Ralph Bellamy .... Johnny Franks
John Miljan .... Smiling Joe Colimo
DeWitt Jennings .... Chief Donlin
Murray Kinnell .... 'Dummy' Metz (alias of Fink)
Fletcher Norton .... Jimmy Delano
Louis Natheaux .... Eddie
Frank McGlynn Sr. .... Judge (as Frank McGlynn)
Theodore von Eltz .... Dist. Atty. Keeler (as Theodore Von Eltz)

[jason]

yeah thats the character he was in the movie...but who did HE portray???
WRONG

[Gobbla2001]

there is a correct answer (trust me on this one), just take A LOT of searching and a lot of "WRONG"s...

[sinton66]

I have no idea where you're going with this.

[District303aPastPlayer]

bellamy played franks, but in the movie, franks portrayed someone else?

[jason]

Originally posted by District303aPastPlayer
bellamy played franks, but in the movie, franks portrayed someone else? :clap:

[sinton66]

Well, bubba. I don't know what you found, but I can't find any reference to it.

[jason]

Originally posted by sinton66
Well, bubba. I don't know what you found, but I can't find any reference to it. HAHAHAHAH I WIN, I HAVE STUMPED THE ALMIGHT SINTON66...BOW DOWN BEFORE ME AND KISS ME FEET....HAHAHA


:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

[sinton66]

First you gotta reveal the answer and the link where you got it.

[jason]

Originally posted by sinton66
First you gotta reveal the answer and the link where you got it. hey, just cause you couldnt get it doesnt mean some of the smart people out there wont get it...:hand: :hand: :D

[sinton66]

Pm it to me, then. I'm not admitting anything until you prove it.

[BullFrog Dad]

Jack McGurn

[turbostud]

Inspector Trent

[jason]

Originally posted by turbostud
Inspector Trent :clap: :clap: :clap:

[turbostud]

Who was the first American high schooler to run a sub 4 minute mile?

[sinton66]

I hate to tell yall this, but the Inspector Trent role apparently started in 1933 in the movie "Before Midnight". It continued in three more movies into 1934, "Crime of Helen Stanley", "One is Guilty", and "Girl in Danger"."The Secret Six was filmed in 1931.

[turbostud]

ok, I will recheck my website for confirmation.

[sinton66]

Here's what I'm going by, this is supposed to be Bellamy's complete filmography in descending order.

Actor - filmography
(1990s) (1980s) (1970s) (1960s) (1950s) (1940s) (1930s)

1. Pretty Woman (1990) .... James 'Jim' Morse

2. Christine Cromwell: Things That Go Bump in the Night (1989) (TV) .... Cyrus Blain
3. "Christine Cromwell" (1989) TV Series .... Cyrus Blain
4. "War and Remembrance" (1988) (mini) TV Series .... President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
5. Good Mother, The (1988) .... Grandfather
... aka Price of Passion, The (1988) (South Africa: English title: video title)
6. Coming to America (1988) .... Randolph Duke
... aka Prince in New York (1988) (Europe: English title: video title)
7. Matlock: The Power Brokers (1987) (TV) .... Senator Lambert Crawford
8. Amazon Women on the Moon (1987) .... Mr. Gower (segment "Titan Man")
... aka Cheeseburger Film Sandwich (1987)
9. Disorderlies (1987) .... Albert Dennison
10. "Space" (1985) (mini) TV Series .... Paul Stidham
... aka "James A. Michener's Space" (1985) (mini)
11. Fourth Wise Man, The (1985) (TV) .... Abgarus
12. Love Leads the Way: A True Story (1984) (TV) .... Senator Christi
13. Trading Places (1983) .... Randolph Duke
14. "Winds of War, The" (1983) (mini) TV Series .... President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
15. Condominium (1980) (TV) .... Lee Messenger
16. Memory of Eva Ryker, The (1980) (TV) .... William E. Ryker
17. Power (1980) (TV) .... Ben Frelinghuysen

18. Billion Dollar Threat, The (1979) (TV) .... Mike Larson
19. Millionaire, The (1978) (TV) .... George Mathews
20. Clone Master, The (1978) (TV) .... Ezra Louthin
21. "Wheels" (1978) (mini) TV Series .... Lowell Baxter
... aka "Arthur Hailey's Wheels" (1978) (mini)
22. "Hunter" (1977) TV Series .... Harold Baker (1977)
23. Oh, God! (1977) .... Sam Raven
24. Charlie Cobb: Nice Night for a Hanging (1977) (TV) .... McVea
25. "Testimony of Two Men" (1977) (mini) TV Series .... Dr. Jim Spaulding
26. "Arthur Hailey's the Moneychangers" (1976) (mini) TV Series .... Jerome Patterson
... aka "Moneychangers, The" (1976) (mini)
27. "Once an Eagle" (1976) (mini) TV Series .... Ed Caldwell
28. Boy in the Plastic Bubble, The (1976) (TV) .... Dr. Ernest Gunther
29. Nightmare in Badham County (1976) (TV) .... Judge
... aka Nightmare (1976) (TV)
30. Return to Earth (1976) (TV) .... Col. Edwin E. Aldrin
31. McNaughton's Daughter (1976) (TV) .... Moses Bellman
... aka Try to Catch a Saint (1976) (TV)
32. Murder on Flight 502 (1975) (TV) .... Dr. Kenyon Walker
33. Search for the Gods (1975) (TV) .... Dr. Henderson
34. Adventures of the Queen (1975) (TV) .... Jonathan L. Dundeen (J.L. Dundeen)
35. Log of the Black Pearl, The (1975) (TV) .... Captain Fitzsimmons
36. Missiles of October, The (1974) (TV) .... U.N. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson
37. Cancel My Reservation (1972) .... John Ed
38. Something Evil (1972) (TV) .... Harry Lincoln
39. Last of the Powerseekers, The (1971) (TV)
40. Doctors' Wives (1971) .... Jake Porter
41. "Most Deadly Game, The" (1970) TV Series .... Ethan Arcane

42. Immortal, The (1969) (TV) .... Doctor Matthew Pearce
43. "Survivors, The" (1969) TV Series .... Baylor Carlyle
... aka "Harold Robbins' The Survivors" (1969)
44. My Father and My Mother (1968) (TV)
... aka CBS Playhouse: My Father and My Mother (1968) (TV) (USA: series title)
45. Rosemary's Baby (1968) .... Dr. Abraham Sapirstein
46. Wings of Fire (1967) (TV) .... Doug Sanborn
... aka Cloudburst, The (1967) (TV)
47. Wolfman, The (1966) .... Police Inspector
48. Professionals, The (1966) .... Joe Grant
49. "Eleventh Hour, The" (1962) TV Series .... Dr. L. Richard Starke (1963-1964)
50. "Frontier Justice" (1958) TV Series .... Host (1961)
51. 10 del Texas, I (1961)
52. Westinghouse Presents: The Dispossessed (1961) (TV) .... Lambertson
53. Sunrise at Campobello (1960) .... Franklin Delano Roosevelt

54. Court-Martial of Billy Mitchell, The (1955) .... Congressman Frank Reid
... aka One Man Mutiny (1955) (UK)

55. "Man Against Crime" (1949) TV Series .... Mike Barnett (1949-1951)
... aka "Follow That Man" (1949)
56. Lady on a Train (1945) .... Jonathan Waring
57. Delightfully Dangerous (1945) .... Arthur Hale
58. Guest in the House (1944) .... Douglas Proctor
59. Great Impersonation, The (1942) .... Sir Edward Dominey/Baron von Regenstein
60. Men of Texas (1942) .... Maj. Lamphere
... aka Men of Destiny (1942) (UK)
61. Lady in a Jam (1942) .... Stanley Gardner
62. Ghost of Frankenstein, The (1942) .... Erik Ernst
63. Wolf Man, The (1941) .... Col. Paul Montford (chief constable)
64. Ellery Queen and the Murder Ring (1941) .... Ellery Queen
... aka Murder Ring, The (1941) (UK)
65. Ellery Queen and the Perfect Crime (1941) .... Ellery Queen
... aka Perfect Crime, The (1941) (UK)
66. Dive Bomber (1941) .... Lt. Cmdr. Lance Rogers, MD, Flight Surgeon
67. Affectionately Yours (1941) .... Owen Wright
68. Ellery Queen's Penthouse Mystery (1941) .... Ellery Queen
69. Footsteps in the Dark (1941) .... Dr. R.L. Davis
70. Meet the Wildcat (1940) .... Lt. Brad Williams
71. Ellery Queen, Master Detective (1940) .... Ellery Queen
72. Public Deb No. 1 (1940) .... Bruce Fairchild
73. Dance, Girl, Dance (1940) .... Steve Adams
74. Queen of the Mob (1940) .... Agent Scott Langham
75. Brother Orchid (1940) .... Clarence P. Fletcher
76. Flight Angels (1940) .... Bill Graves
77. His Girl Friday (1940) .... Bruce Baldwin
... aka Howard Hawks' His Girl Friday (1940) (USA: complete title)

78. Coast Guard (1939) .... Lt. Raymond 'Ray' Dower
79. Blind Alley (1939) .... Dr. Shelby
80. Let Us Live! (1939) .... Lt. Everett
81. Smashing the Spy Ring (1939) .... John Baxter
82. Trade Winds (1938) .... Ben Blodgett
83. Girls' School (1938) .... Michael Hendragin
84. Carefree (1938) .... Stephen Arden
85. Boy Meets Girl (1938) .... C. Elliott Friday
86. Fools for Scandal (1938) .... Philip Chester
87. Crime of Dr. Hallet, The (1938) .... Dr. Paul Hallet
88. Awful Truth, The (1937) .... Daniel 'Dan' Leeson
89. It Can't Last Forever (1937) .... Russ Matthews
90. Let's Get Married (1937) .... Kirk Duncan
91. Counterfeit Lady (1936) .... Johnny Pierce
92. Wild Brian Kent (1936) .... Brian Kent
93. Man Who Lived Twice, The (1936) .... Dr. James Blake/'Slick' Rawley
94. Straight from the Shoulder (1936) .... Curt Hayden
95. Final Hour, The (1936) .... John Vickery
96. Roaming Lady (1936) .... Dan
97. Dangerous Intrigue (1936) .... Tony Halliday
98. Hands Across the Table (1935) .... Allen Macklyn
99. Navy Wife (1935) .... Dr. Quentin Harden
... aka Beauty's Daughter (1935)
100. Healer, The (1935) .... Dr. Holden
... aka Little Pal (1938) (USA: reissue title)
101. Air Hawks (1935) .... Maj. Barry Eldon
102. Eight Bells (1935) .... Steve Andrews
103. Wedding Night, The (1935) .... Fredrik Sobieski
104. Gigolette (1935) .... Terry Gallagher
... aka Mistaken Heiress (1935)
... aka Night Club (1935) (UK)
105. Rendezvous at Midnight (1935) .... Bob Edmonds
106. Helldorado (1935) .... J.F. Van Avery
107. Woman in the Dark (1934) .... John Bradley
... aka Woman in the Shadows (1934)
108. Girl in Danger (1934) .... Inspector Trent
109. One Is Guilty (1934) .... Inspector Trent
110. Crime of Helen Stanley (1934) .... Inspector Trent
111. Once to Every Woman (1934) .... Dr. Barclay
112. Spitfire (1934) .... George 'Mr. Fleet' Fleetwood, Supervising Construction Engineer
113. This Man Is Mine (1934) .... Jim Dunlap
114. Before Midnight (1933) .... Inspector Trent
115. Ever in My Heart (1933) .... Jeff
116. Ace of Aces (1933) .... Capt./Maj. Blake
117. Headline Shooter (1933) .... Hal Caldwell
... aka Evidence in Camera (1933) (UK)
118. Blind Adventure (1933) .... Jim Steele
119. Flying Devils (1933) .... Speed Hardy
... aka Flying Circus, The (1933) (UK)
120. Narrow Corner, The (1933) .... Eric Whittenson
121. Picture Snatcher (1933) .... J.R. 'Al' McLean
122. Destination Unknown (1933) .... Stowaway
123. Below the Sea (1933) .... Steve McCreary
124. Parole Girl (1933) .... Joe Smith
125. Second Hand Wife (1933) .... Carter Cavendish
... aka Illegal Divorce, The (1933) (UK)
126. Airmail (1932) .... Mike Miller
127. Wild Girl (1932) .... Jack Marbury
... aka Salomy Jane (1932) (UK)
128. Almost Married (1932) .... Deene Maxwell
129. Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm (1932) .... Dr. Ladd
130. Woman in Room 13, The (1932) .... John Bruce
131. Young America (1932) .... Judge Blake
... aka We Humans (1932) (UK)
132. Disorderly Conduct (1932) .... Captain Tom Manning
133. Forbidden (1932) .... Al Holland
134. Surrender (1931) .... Capt. Ebbing
135. West of Broadway (1931) .... Mac, the Ranch Foreman
136. Magnificent Lie, The (1931) .... Bill
137. Secret Six, The (1931) .... Johnny Franks

turbostud, you did give the answer he was looking for, so it is indeed your turn.

[sinton66]

Originally posted by turbostud
Who was the first American high schooler to run a sub 4 minute mile?

This was turbostud's question.

[sinton66]

The earliest I have found was Jim Ryun of Witchita, Kansas who broke the 4 minute barrier in 1964.

[sinton66]

Originally posted by jason
HAHAHAHAH I WIN, I HAVE STUMPED THE ALMIGHT SINTON66...BOW DOWN BEFORE ME AND KISS ME FEET....HAHAHA


:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

And you were saying..............:D :D :D

[SintonFan]

Posted from footlocker.com:
astrathern@footlocker.com
The Fab Four Under Four
The Only Four Top American High School Sub Four-Minute Milers Gather for
First Time to Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships

San Diego, Calif., Dec. 8, 2003?The only four American high school runners to break a sub four-minute mile will meet for the first time ever in San Diego, Calf., Dec. 11-13, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships National Finals.

The four men, Jim Ryun, the first high school runner to run a sub four-minute mile in 1964 (3:59, record of 3:55 in 1965), Alan Webb, current high school mile record holder (3:53, 2001), along with Tim Danielson (3:59, 1966) and Marty Liquori (3:59, 1967) have never appeared together as a group until now. They are gathering to provide inspiration and support to the 64 elite high school runners who are competing in the 25th annual Foot Locker Cross Country Championships National Finals.

The athletes will be participating in various Foot Locker Cross Country Championships National Finals events throughout the weekend. On Friday, Dec. 12 at 6:30p.m., they will hold a panel discussion with the 64 high school runners, coaches and parents at the event's host site, the Hotel Del Coronado. They will also support the runners at the championship race on Sat., Dec. 13 at Balboa Park. The girls race starts at 9a.m. and the boys race begins at 10:15a.m at Morley Field.

"We are honored to have these four record-achieving athletes join us in celebrating the 25th running of the National Finals," said Geoff Sills, vice president, brand director for Foot Locker. "These are the high school running legends that the students participating in the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships look up to and aspire to become. And, in fact, some of our runners do."

Webb is a two-time top finisher in the Foot Locker National Finals, placing eighth in 1999, and second in 2000. At the age of 20, he is barely older than the runners competing at this year's National Finals, but his accomplishments are impressive. Webb holds the national high school record for the indoor mile, outdoor mile, and 1,500m. A resident of Reston, Va., he is pursuing a professional running career while attending George Mason University. "I'm really looking forward to the Foot Locker National Finals weekend," said Webb. "It's quite an honor to be included with these running legends. The Foot Locker Cross Country Championships is the pinnacle event in a prep runner's career so I'm really happy to be a part of it again."


Ryun was the first high schooler to break the four-minute mile in 1964. After clocking several sub four-minute miles in 1965, he set the high school mile record of 3:55, which stood for 36 years until Webb broke it in 2001. The three-time Olympian is now a Congressman for his home state of Kansas. "The Foot Locker Cross Country Championships have provided opportunities for thousands of young people aspiring towards excellence in running," said Ryun. "I'm honored to be a part of the 25th anniversary celebration of this race."

Danielson was the second high school runner to beat a four-minute mile and he did it only once in 3:59 in 1966. "I feel privileged to be a part of the 2003 Foot Locker Cross Country Championships," he said. "I hope that the camaraderie of history's four high school sub four- minute milers will provide some inspiration and insight for these young runners to help in achieving their goals." Danielson is now an aerospace engineer living in San Diego, Calif.

Liquori also ran a sub four-minute mile in high school only once, in 1967 in a time of 3:59. He went on to set American records in 2,000m and 5,000m. He continued his career outside of running as a television broadcaster who has covered six Olympic games, 25 New York City Marathons and eight Ironman Triathlons. Living in Gainesville, Fla., he is now the host and executive producer of an endurance sports and events show on ESPN. "I'm looking forward to learning about the similarities the four of us may have in our training and sharing this for the first time with a newer generation of runners," said Liquori.

The Foot Locker Cross Country Championships is comprised of four regional 5K races which take place across the country. The Midwest (Kenosha, Wis.), Northeast (Bronx, N.Y.) and South (Charlotte, N.C.) regional races were Saturday, Nov. 29, 2003 and the West (Walnut, Calif.) regional race is Saturday, Dec. 6, 2003. More than 10,000 of the nation's leading high school runners compete in the regional meets. The top eight finishers in each of the boys and girls seeded races qualify for the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships National Finals at Balboa Park in San Diego, Calif. on Dec. 13, 2003.

Presenting sponsor of the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships is Nike. Local sponsor for the National Finals is the San Diego Sports Council.

With more than 2,000 stores worldwide, Foot Locker is the world's largest athletic footwear and apparel retailer and leading destination for running product. Foot Locker is part of Foot Locker, Inc., a specialty retailer that operates more than 3,600 stores in 16 countries in North America, Europe and Australia.
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It looks good to me...:D

[sinton66]

Anybody who wants to ask a good question can go ahead.

[bullfrog_alumni_02]

what is conference in the ncaa has the most national championships in all sports combined?

[CHS_Grad '85]

PAC-10

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

ACC

[crzyjournalist03]

Originally posted by bullfrog_alumni_02
what is conference in the ncaa has the most national championships in all sports combined?


what do you mean by all sports??? Men's and womens? And do things like track and swimming count too???

[bullfrog_alumni_02]

Originally posted by crzyjournalist03
what do you mean by all sports??? Men's and womens? And do things like track and swimming count too??? yes they count

[sinton66]

CHS_grad85's answer (PAC-10) is probably correct.

[bullfrog_alumni_02]

thats what i was thinking, this question was actually from a co-worker, so give him credit...next question

[CHS_Grad '85]

What author attended the University of Pennsylvania on a baseball scholarship and holds 10 world records for large gamefish?

[sinton66]

That would be Zane Grey.


What was Zane Grey's full name?

[crzyjournalist03]

maybe this is another one of those trick questions???


Zane Grey?:D

[sinton66]

No, he actually had a formal first name. Zane was his middle name.

[Ranger Mom]

Pearl??

I have no clue it this is correct, but on the off chance that it is, I defer to whoever wants to ask the next question.

I have a kick-off supper to attend and then a BBQ, I have no clue when I will be back on!

[sinton66]

Pearl Zane Grey is the correct answer. WTG RangerMom!!!

[sinton66]

Ok, here's another questiom. In the movie "Top Gun", the airplanes they went up against were called "Mig28's". There is no such plane. What were the planes used to simulate the fictional Mig28's?

[Old Tiger]

f-14s?

[Gobbla2001]

Originally posted by sinton66
Ok, here's another questiom. In the movie "Top Gun", the airplanes they went up against were called "Mig28's". There is no such plane. What were the planes used to simulate the fictional Mig28's?

F-5 Tiger II's...

[sinton66]

Originally posted by Gobbla2001
F-5 Tiger II's...

Correct, your turn.

[Gobbla2001]

Originally posted by Gobbla2001
F-5 Tiger II's...

Actually, Top Gun is one of my all-time favorite movies...

My earliest childhood memory is of watching Top Gun in an old theatre in Yoakum...

All I can recall are jets and "take my breath awayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy"...

Well, also going to the restroom with my baby-sitter..... and her friends..... they were all cheerleaders.... ;)

But they were from Yoakum.... :(

[Old Tiger]

They're still cheerleaders :D

[Gobbla2001]

Let's see.... I'm not very good at this...

In 1997, two teams from the same district captured state titles...

Which teams are they and what district did they come from?

(Hint: in 1997, 3A and below were still "One State Championship" classifications... So these teams were either in 4A or 5A...

[Old Tiger]

: 5A Div I Katy 24, Longview 3
5A Div II Lewisville Marcus 59, Alief Hastings 20
4A Div I Texas City 37, Corsicana 34
4A Div II La Marque 17, Denison 0

[Gobbla2001]

Originally posted by Tiger WR
: 5A Div I Katy 24, Longview 3
5A Div II Lewisville Marcus 59, Alief Hastings 20
4A Div I Texas City 37, Corsicana 34
4A Div II La Marque 17, Denison 0

Dude, you're giving more hints ha... Not answers...

[sinton66]

I guess he's not gonna come back and guess Texas City and La Marque. He had the answer, but didn't actually state it. Either that or he didn't realize they were in the same district.;)

Anyone else want to ask a trivia question?

[jason]

Before the 1961 Univ of Texas vs Texas Christian University, what did UT Coach Darrell Royal compare the TCU Horned Frogs to?

[Gobbla2001]

Anyway... TigerWR, the correct answer would have been...

"La Marque and Texas City from 23-4A..."

[crzyjournalist03]

Originally posted by jason
Before the 1961 Univ of Texas vs Texas Christian University, what did UT Coach Darrell Royal compare the TCU Horned Frogs to?

a poopie flavored lollypop??? :D :thinking: :doh:

[Old Tiger]

hey jason it's my turn! :mad:

[jason]

Originally posted by Tiger WR
hey jason it's my turn! :mad: sinton66 said somebody post a question...so i did...its a good one though...

Before the 1961 Univ of Texas vs Texas Christian University, what did UT Coach Darrell Royal compare the TCU Horned Frogs to?

[Old Tiger]

a old horny man?

[PhiI C]

CockRoaches

[jason]

Originally posted by PhiI C
CockRoaches :clap:

[PhiI C]

Thanks Jason and as long as we are on Darrell Royal I will ask a question about him. What player did Royal say could find daylight where none existed?

[jason]

earl campbell

[PhiI C]

Good guess Jason. He could probably have said it about Earl but it wasn't him. Earl was a great running back and in my opinion was as good as Emmitt and Barry and even OJ. No telling what could have happened if he had played with a team like SF or Pittsburgh or Dallas. Houston used him up in my opinion even though he had several great years there. It got to where the three offensive plays was Earl to the right, Earl to the left and Earl up the middle. Of couse when you have a great player like that it is hard to not use him.

[Phil C]

I must have asked a stumper! Anyway to keep the thread going I am going to give a hint that will obviously give you the answer. There are a lot of running backs Royal could have said it about but he said it only about one. Hint: 1961 and that should be an obvious giveaway!

[BullFrog Dad]

Originally posted by PhiI C
Thanks Jason and as long as we are on Darrell Royal I will ask a question about him. What player did Royal say could find daylight where none existed? .

[Ranger Mom]

Gayle Sayers?

[Phil C]

Ranger Mom! Have you been talking to another poster? :) Well you are right about one thing. The player's last name begins with an S but it isn't Sayers.

[coiled2strike]

barry sanders

[Phil C]

Good Guess Coil but wrong! I will summarize my hints: Royal said it, his last name started with an S, 1961 was a key year and now if this doesn't give it away even more I will tell you he played for UT in 1961. If anyone can't answer it now I am giving up and will give the answer and ask another question.

[Phil C]

and no it isn't Emmitt Smith LOL remember 1961 :)

[BullFrog Dad]

James Saxton

[Phil C]

Finally! Your turn Bullfrog! Whew!

[BullFrog Dad]

What do these states have in common? Alaska, Florida, Idaho, Maryland, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, and West Virginia

[coiled2strike]

they are all home to a u.s. air force base?

[BullFrog Dad]

Originally posted by coiled2strike
they are all home to a u.s. air force base? coiled2strike, That is probably true but these eight states have something that the rest do not.

[crzyjournalist03]

panhandles???

[BullFrog Dad]

Originally posted by crzyjournalist03
panhandles??? Them Dang Forney Boys always come out a FIRIN'! crzyjournalist03 you are correct!

[crzyjournalist03]

Who was the first baseball player to win back-to-back player of the month awards in the National League?

[CHS_Grad '85]

Bob Gibson (Jun & Jul 1968)

[crzyjournalist03]

wow...you're right! I had some bad information that said it was Mark McGwire in the 1998 season, but I checked your answer and you are absolutely correct!

[CHS_Grad '85]

:D

Texas A&M's all-time single game attendace record at Kyle Field is **,*** (***** ****)... what is the away record (include against whom & year)?

HINT: my answer came out of the TAMU 2004 football media guide...

[CHS_Grad '85]

Whoa, didn't realize it was a tough question... How about this....

What is Texas A&M's all-time single game attendace record at Kyle Field (include against whom & year)?

[District303aPastPlayer]

2001 against whoever they played the week of sept 11...

[CHS_Grad '85]

2001 is correct... but it's more like THE November game... and don't forge the attendance...

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

It seems as though no one wants ot answer this question.

[District303aPastPlayer]

87,555 vs. Texas (Nov. 23, 2001)...
i know im right too... i got it from the A&M site.... so im up. . .

[District303aPastPlayer]

Skip to My Lou made the jump from the And 1 Mixtape tour, to the NBA. . .

What is Skips real name and what team does he play for?

[CHS_Grad '85]

Originally posted by District303aPastPlayer
87,555 vs. Texas (Nov. 23, 2001)...
i know im right too... i got it from the A&M site.... so im up. . . LOL - Yes you are correct... :clap:

[Ranger Mom]

Originally posted by District303aPastPlayer
Skip to My Lou made the jump from the And 1 Mixtape tour, to the NBA. . .

What is Skips real name and what team does he play for?

Rafer Alston plays for the Miami Heat

[District303aPastPlayer]

:clap: correct

[Ranger Mom]

What do the words ALMOST and BIOPSY have in common?

[District303aPastPlayer]

the letters in the words go in alphabetical order

[Ranger Mom]

That's right!!

[District303aPastPlayer]

what is the Annual football game between CC Carroll and Gregory Portland called? ( i dont know what else to ask)

[crzyjournalist03]

[PPHSfan]

The Battle of the Bullies?

[District303aPastPlayer]

its the battle of the bridge.... heres something easier. . .
who won the mens 100m dash in the olympics this year. . .

[crzyjournalist03]

some guy from USA!

[crzyjournalist03]

come on...I'm really ticked off that I don't know the guy's name...somebody help!!!!!!

[PPHSfan]

Bryan Clay?

[District303aPastPlayer]

no, he is the decathlete. . .

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

I think his name is Justin Gatlin. I know his last name is definately Gatlin, though.

[District303aPastPlayer]

:clap: :clap: yes

[District303aPastPlayer]

BBDE you are up

[SintonFan]

BBDE, What's your question??????:eek: :D

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

Sorry guys. Between scrimmages, homework, and practice, I've had little time to get on here and see what's going on, so I'll pass my question on to whomever wants to take it.

[CHS_Grad '85]

Okay I'll help you out... here's an easy one that I heard on the radio this morning...

Way back in the 80's, what type of clothing did the 'Dixie's Midnight Runners' wear in the video 'Come on Eileen'?

[BullFrog Dad]

gypsy/hobo style

[CHS_Grad '85]

Forgot about this... no... hobo style is close though...

[PPHSfan]

Originally posted by CHS_Grad '85
Forgot about this... no... hobo style is close though...

I think the technical name at the time was grunge.

[CHS_Grad '85]

Style is not what I'm looking for... it's more like "article of clothing"...

[PPHSfan]

Overalls

[crabman]

By the way, it is Dexie's Midnight Runners

[crabman]

Abner Doubleday is widely credited with inventing baseball. So much, in fact, that they put the baseball hall of fame in his hometown of Cooperstown, New York. Everyone now knows that baseball was actually invented by Alexander Cartwright as a variation of a British game called Rounders.

Question: In the battle of Fort Sumter South Carolina, the first shots of the Civil War, who was the general for the North?

[Gobbla2001]

Originally posted by crabman
Abner Doubleday is widely credited with inventing baseball. So much, in fact, that they put the baseball hall of fame in his hometown of Cooperstown, New York. Everyone now knows that baseball was actually invented by Alexander Cartwright as a variation of a British game called Rounders.

Question: In the battle of Fort Sumter South Carolina, the first shots of the Civil War, who was the general for the North?

Anderson...

[PPHSfan]

Is it your turn?

[Gobbla2001]

Originally posted by PPHSfan
Overalls

You are correct...

[Gobbla2001]

Originally posted by crabman
By the way, it is Dexie's Midnight Runners

Actually, it's DexY's ha...

that song really freaks me out...

[SintonFan_inAustin]

K i'll join the fun. How much did tickets cost for the "cheap seats" in the First Super Bowl?:thinking:

[Keith7]

Originally posted by SintonFan_inAustin
K i'll join the fun. How much did tickets cost for the "cheap seats" in the First Super Bowl?:thinking:

$4.99+TAX

parking cost $10 though

[PPHSfan]

I bet the nachos were six bucks.

[coiled2strike]

$2

[crabman]

The answer to the General for the North at the battle of Fort Sumter quetion was Abner Doubleday. The same Abner Doubleday that was credited with the invention of baseball.

[JasperDog94]

Sorry Keith, but this thread beats yours for # of views...:tongue: :tongue: :wave:

[coiled2strike]

whose turn is it....

[LH Panther Mom]

It's crabman's turn.

[pavilion]

In the 1992 NFL season, what was the score to the NFC Championship game?

[the gator2]

Name the tallest mountain before Mt. Everest was discovered

[pavilion]

pikes peak

[the gator2]

yeah thats it!:clap:

(hint of sarcasm)

[Sirsnagsalot]

who gave the statue of liberty to the U.S.?