Game #190: A Very Simple Name Game

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#76 Post by **littlebeast13** » Wed May 22, 2019 7:58 am

19. DREW SCOTT - Dred Scott goes with 61. ROGER TANEY

jarnon · #77 Post by **jarnon** » Wed May 22, 2019 8:29 am

WTG, LB!

15. ARTHUR MILLER - Arthur Hiller directed Love Story starring 81. RYAN O’NEIL

35. SUGAR RAY ROBINSON - Jay Robinson played 56. CALIGULA

53. ROBERT LOWELL - Robert Powell played 1. JESUS

64. ROBERT GRAY - Robert Cray goes with 24. JOHN LEE HOOKER

80. EDWARD COX - Edward Fox played 5. HENRY VIII

93. ARTHUR KENT - Arthur Dent, created by 39. DOUGLAS ADAMS

94. CHARLES MOYER - Charles Boyer played 47. RUDOLF, CROWN PRINCE OF AUSTRIA

mellytu74 · #78 Post by **mellytu74** » Wed May 22, 2019 9:35 am

I am on a train to New York.

You guys will have this solved by the time my play is over!

Kiss Me, Kate with Kelli O'Hara.

WAY TO GO, LB!!!

#79 Post by **littlebeast13** » Wed May 22, 2019 11:17 am

42. GARY HART - Mary Hart goes with 23. BURT SUGARMAN

John Wayne is out there for grabs... I never watched old westerns...

lb13

#80 Post by **littlebeast13** » Wed May 22, 2019 11:21 am

Earl would never forgive me if I missed this one....

36. MARC BOHAN - Marc Bolan goes with 16. DAVID BOWIE

#81 Post by **littlebeast13** » Wed May 22, 2019 11:23 am

43, STEVE HARVEY - Steve Garvey goes with 84. DON SUTTON

jarnon · #82 Post by **jarnon** » Wed May 22, 2019 1:18 pm

Frank was right. After LB found the Tangredi, the game’s moving quickly.

New consolidation…

Identify the 100 people in the clues below. Then, match them into 50 pairs according to a Tangredi, or principle you must discover for yourself.

There should be no alternate matches.

*1. JESUS (of Nazareth)
2. ERNEST RUTHERFORD
3. GEORGE BRETT
4. LENNY BRUCE
*5. HENRY VIII
6. EDWARD LEAR
7. MERCE CUNNINGHAM
8. BARBARA WALTERS
9. JAMES J HILL
*10. WILLIE NELSON
11. TIM BROWN
12. LLOYD BENTSEN
13. MINNIE MOUSE
14. JOAN MITCHELL
*15. ARTHUR MILLER
*16. DAVID BOWIE
*17. STEPHEN JAY GOULD
18. JEAN PARKER
*19. DREW SCOTT
20. BARBARA BUSH
21. DAVY CROCKETT
22. RICHARD BRIGHT
*23. BURT SUGARMAN
*24. JOHN LEE HOOKER
*25. WILEY POST
26. OTTO KAHN
27. STANLEY ELKIN
28. WILLIAM WEBSTER

29. This hockey great played on four of the Original Six teams and remains the winningest goal tender of any player from that era.

30. BENJAMIN “BUGSY” SIEGEL
31. JOHN VENN

32. This merchant is credited with introducing the printing press to England.

*33. QUASIMODO
*34. WILLIAM BELL
*35. SUGAR RAY ROBINSON
*36. MARC BOHAN
37. BUDDY ROGERS
*38. KIM DAVIS
*39. DOUGLAS ADAMS
40. REGINALD DYER
*41. JOHN KAY
*42. GARY HART
*43. STEVE HARVEY
44. JIM HARRISON
45. TOMMY ROE
*46. EARL WILSON
*47. RUDOLF, CROWN PRINCE OF AUSTRIA
48. MARTIN BUBER
49. DON JOHNSON
50. JACK KIRBY
51. STAN JONES

52. This artist painted more than 600 portraits of Native Americans which, in the words of Baudelaire, captured “the proud and free characters of these chiefs, both their nobility and manliness."

*53. ROBERT LOWELL

54. This virologist shared a Nobel Prize with John Enders and Frederick Robbins for their work in cultivating polio viruses.

55. RICHARD THOMAS
*56. CALIGULA (GAIUS JULIUS CAESAR GERMANICUS)
57. RICHARD ALLEN
58. JEREMY BENTHAM
*59. GIOACHINO ROSSINI
60. THOMAS ARNOLD
*61. ROGER TANEY

62. In an age when there was no clear line between science and mysticism, he served as court astrologer to Elizabeth I, but was also a respected authority on mathematics, astronomy, and navigation.

63. KJETIL ANDRE AAMODT
*64. ROBERT GRAY
65. RALPH ELLISON
66. JOHN PAYNE

67. This British clergyman’s essay “An Enquiry into the Obligations of Christians to Use Means for the Conversion of the Heathens” led to the formation of the Baptist Missionary Society.

68. NED KELLY
69. A. A. MILNE
*70. JOHNNY NASH
*71. GARFIELD
72. VIRGINIA HALL
73. HARRY ROBBINS “BOB” HALDEMAN
74. JEFFREY HUNTER
*75. BILL ROGERS
76. HANS HOLLEIN
77. FREDERIC DANNAY
78. COLE PORTER

79. A co-founder of Fairchild Seminconductor, this physicist designed the first integrated circuit made of silicon.

*80. EDWARD COX
*81. RYAN O’NEAL
*82. RICHARD HAWKINS
83. JANE ROE
*84. DON SUTTON
85. PAUL BOCUSE
86. LEE HARVEY OSWALD
87. JOHN CALE
*88. DON CHANEY
89. TAMMY BALDWIN

90. This Japanese engineer shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work in developing a method of mass spectrometric analyses of biological macromolecules. (And no, I don’t have any clue what that means.)

91. A friend of Chaucer, this English poet is best remembered for a collection of short narrative poems the title of which translates into English as ‘A Lover’s Confession.’

*92. MIKE LOVE
*93. ARTHUR KENT
*94. CHARLES MOYER
95. MARK ZUCKERBERG
96. MARTIN LUTHER

97. This scientist’s first table of relative atomic weights consisted of only six elements: hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, sulfur and phosphorus.

ANTOINE LAVOISIER?

*98. JAMES MADISON
99. BETTE DAVIS

100. Alfred North Whitehead famously stated that “the safest general characterization of the European philosophical tradition is that it consists of a series of footnotes to” this thinker.

TANGREDI:
Change one letter of a person’s name to form a new name that goes with another person.

MATCHES:

88. DON CHANEY - Lon Chaney goes with 33. QUASIMODO

38. KIM DAVIS - Jim Davis goes with 71. GARFIELD

75. BILL ROGERS - Will Rogers goes with 25. WILEY POST

34. WILLIAM BELL - William Tell goes with 59. ROSSINI

41. JOHN KAY - John Jay goes with 98. JAMES MADISON

46. EARL WILSON - Carl Wilson goes with 92. MIKE LOVE

70. JOHNNY NASH - Johnny Cash goes with 10. WILLIE NELSON

82. RICHARD HAWKINS - Richard Dawkins goes with 17. STEPHEN JAY GOULD

19. DREW SCOTT - Dred Scott goes with 61. ROGER TANEY

15. ARTHUR MILLER - Arthur Hiller goes with 81. RYAN O’NEIL

35. SUGAR RAY ROBINSON - Jay Robinson played 56. CALIGULA

53. ROBERT LOWELL - Robert Powell played 1. JESUS

64. ROBERT GRAY - Robert Cray goes with 24. JOHN LEE HOOKER

80. EDWARD COX - Edward Fox played 5. HENRY VIII

93. ARTHUR KENT - Arthur Dent, created by 39. DOUGLAS ADAMS

94. CHARLES MOYER - Charles Boyer played 47. RUDOLF, CROWN PRINCE OF AUSTRIA

42. GARY HART - Mary Hart goes with 23. BURT SUGARMAN

36. MARC BOHAN - Marc Bolan goes with 16. DAVID BOWIE

43. STEVE HARVEY - Steve Garvey goes with 84. DON SUTTON

franktangredi · #83 Post by **franktangredi** » Wed May 22, 2019 1:26 pm

There is one incorrect match on the consolidation. It's not an alternative answer, it's just incorrect.

jarnon · #84 Post by **jarnon** » Wed May 22, 2019 1:34 pm

14. JOAN MITCHELL - John Mitchell goes with 73. H.R. HALDEMAN

18. JEAN PARKER - Sean Parker goes with 95. MARK ZUCKERBERG

20. BARBARA BUSH - Barbara Rush, ex-wife of 74. JEFFREY HUNTER

22. RICHARD BRIGHT - Richard Wright goes with 65. RALPH ELLISON

57. RICHARD ALLEN - Richard Arlen goes with 37. BUDDY ROGERS

72. VIRGINIA HALL - Virginia Hill goes with 30. “BUGSY” SIEGEL

silverscreenselect · #85 Post by **silverscreenselect** » Wed May 22, 2019 2:07 pm

jarnon wrote:44. JIM HARRISON
86. LEE HARVEY OSWALD

Jim Garrison goes with Lee Harvey Oswald.

silverscreenselect · #86 Post by **silverscreenselect** » Wed May 22, 2019 2:13 pm

jarnon wrote: 27. STANLEY ELKIN
77. FREDERIC DANNAY

Stanley Ellin's stories often appeared in Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine.

plasticene · #87 Post by **plasticene** » Wed May 22, 2019 2:15 pm

66. JOHN PAYNE - John Wayne goes with 21. DAVY CROCKETT

76. HANS HOLLEIN - Hans Holbein goes with 5. HENRY VIII

87. JOHN CALE - John Cage goes with 7. MERCE CUNNINGHAM

The Edward Fox/Henry VIII match was the incorrect one.

silverscreenselect · #88 Post by **silverscreenselect** » Wed May 22, 2019 2:25 pm

jarnon wrote:*5. HENRY VIII
76. HANS HOLLEIN
*80. EDWARD COX

I think this is the incorrect matchup Frank mentioned. Edward Fox played Edward VIII (the Duke of Windsor), not Henry VIII. However, some of Hans Holbein's most famous paintings are portraits of Henry VIII.

And Edward Fox did play 40. Reginald Dyer in Gandhi.

jarnon · #89 Post by **jarnon** » Wed May 22, 2019 2:46 pm

Consolidation with the error fixed (sorry)…

Identify the 100 people in the clues below. Then, match them into 50 pairs according to a Tangredi, or principle you must discover for yourself.

There should be no alternate matches.

*1. JESUS (of Nazareth)
2. ERNEST RUTHERFORD
3. GEORGE BRETT
4. LENNY BRUCE
*5. HENRY VIII
6. EDWARD LEAR
*7. MERCE CUNNINGHAM
8. BARBARA WALTERS
9. JAMES J HILL
*10. WILLIE NELSON
11. TIM BROWN
12. LLOYD BENTSEN
13. MINNIE MOUSE
*14. JOAN MITCHELL
*15. ARTHUR MILLER
*16. DAVID BOWIE
*17. STEPHEN JAY GOULD
*18. JEAN PARKER
*19. DREW SCOTT
*20. BARBARA BUSH
*21. DAVY CROCKETT
*22. RICHARD BRIGHT
*23. BURT SUGARMAN
*24. JOHN LEE HOOKER
*25. WILEY POST
26. OTTO KAHN
*27. STANLEY ELKIN
28. WILLIAM WEBSTER

29. This hockey great played on four of the Original Six teams and remains the winningest goal tender of any player from that era.

*30. BENJAMIN “BUGSY” SIEGEL
31. JOHN VENN

32. This merchant is credited with introducing the printing press to England.

*33. QUASIMODO
*34. WILLIAM BELL
*35. SUGAR RAY ROBINSON
*36. MARC BOHAN
*37. BUDDY ROGERS
*38. KIM DAVIS
*39. DOUGLAS ADAMS
*40. REGINALD DYER
*41. JOHN KAY
*42. GARY HART
*43. STEVE HARVEY
*44. JIM HARRISON
45. TOMMY ROE
*46. EARL WILSON
*47. RUDOLF, CROWN PRINCE OF AUSTRIA
48. MARTIN BUBER
49. DON JOHNSON
50. JACK KIRBY
51. STAN JONES

52. This artist painted more than 600 portraits of Native Americans which, in the words of Baudelaire, captured “the proud and free characters of these chiefs, both their nobility and manliness."

*53. ROBERT LOWELL

54. This virologist shared a Nobel Prize with John Enders and Frederick Robbins for their work in cultivating polio viruses.

55. RICHARD THOMAS
*56. CALIGULA (GAIUS JULIUS CAESAR GERMANICUS)
*57. RICHARD ALLEN
58. JEREMY BENTHAM
*59. GIOACHINO ROSSINI
60. THOMAS ARNOLD
*61. ROGER TANEY

62. In an age when there was no clear line between science and mysticism, he served as court astrologer to Elizabeth I, but was also a respected authority on mathematics, astronomy, and navigation.

63. KJETIL ANDRE AAMODT
*64. ROBERT GRAY
*65. RALPH ELLISON
*66. JOHN PAYNE

67. This British clergyman’s essay “An Enquiry into the Obligations of Christians to Use Means for the Conversion of the Heathens” led to the formation of the Baptist Missionary Society.

68. NED KELLY
69. A. A. MILNE
*70. JOHNNY NASH
*71. GARFIELD
*72. VIRGINIA HALL
*73. HARRY ROBBINS “BOB” HALDEMAN
*74. JEFFREY HUNTER
*75. BILL ROGERS
*76. HANS HOLLEIN
*77. FREDERIC DANNAY
78. COLE PORTER

79. A co-founder of Fairchild Seminconductor, this physicist designed the first integrated circuit made of silicon.

*80. EDWARD COX
*81. RYAN O’NEAL
*82. RICHARD HAWKINS
83. JANE ROE
*84. DON SUTTON
85. PAUL BOCUSE
*86. LEE HARVEY OSWALD
*87. JOHN CALE
*88. DON CHANEY
89. TAMMY BALDWIN

90. This Japanese engineer shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work in developing a method of mass spectrometric analyses of biological macromolecules. (And no, I don’t have any clue what that means.)

91. A friend of Chaucer, this English poet is best remembered for a collection of short narrative poems the title of which translates into English as ‘A Lover’s Confession.’

*92. MIKE LOVE
*93. ARTHUR KENT
*94. CHARLES MOYER
*95. MARK ZUCKERBERG
96. MARTIN LUTHER

97. This scientist’s first table of relative atomic weights consisted of only six elements: hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, sulfur and phosphorus.

ANTOINE LAVOISIER?

*98. JAMES MADISON
99. BETTE DAVIS

100. Alfred North Whitehead famously stated that “the safest general characterization of the European philosophical tradition is that it consists of a series of footnotes to” this thinker.

TANGREDI:
Change one letter of a person’s name to form a new name that goes with another person.

MATCHES:

88. DON CHANEY - Lon Chaney goes with 33. QUASIMODO

38. KIM DAVIS - Jim Davis goes with 71. GARFIELD

75. BILL ROGERS - Will Rogers goes with 25. WILEY POST

34. WILLIAM BELL - William Tell goes with 59. ROSSINI

41. JOHN KAY - John Jay goes with 98. JAMES MADISON

46. EARL WILSON - Carl Wilson goes with 92. MIKE LOVE

70. JOHNNY NASH - Johnny Cash goes with 10. WILLIE NELSON

82. RICHARD HAWKINS - Richard Dawkins goes with 17. STEPHEN JAY GOULD

19. DREW SCOTT - Dred Scott goes with 61. ROGER TANEY

15. ARTHUR MILLER - Arthur Hiller goes with 81. RYAN O’NEIL

35. SUGAR RAY ROBINSON - Jay Robinson played 56. CALIGULA

53. ROBERT LOWELL - Robert Powell played 1. JESUS

64. ROBERT GRAY - Robert Cray goes with 24. JOHN LEE HOOKER

93. ARTHUR KENT - Arthur Dent, created by 39. DOUGLAS ADAMS

94. CHARLES MOYER - Charles Boyer played 47. RUDOLF, CROWN PRINCE OF AUSTRIA

42. GARY HART - Mary Hart goes with 23. BURT SUGARMAN

36. MARC BOHAN - Marc Bolan goes with 16. DAVID BOWIE

43. STEVE HARVEY - Steve Garvey goes with 84. DON SUTTON

14. JOAN MITCHELL - John Mitchell goes with 73. H.R. HALDEMAN

18. JEAN PARKER - Sean Parker goes with 95. MARK ZUCKERBERG

20. BARBARA BUSH - Barbara Rush, ex-wife of 74. JEFFREY HUNTER

22. RICHARD BRIGHT - Richard Wright goes with 65. RALPH ELLISON

57. RICHARD ALLEN - Richard Arlen goes with 37. BUDDY ROGERS

72. VIRGINIA HALL - Virginia Hill goes with 30. “BUGSY” SIEGEL

44. JIM HARRISON - Jim Garrison goes with 86. LEE HARVEY OSWALD

27. STANLEY ELKIN - Stanley Ellin goes with 77. FREDERIC DANNAY

66. JOHN PAYNE - John Wayne goes with 21. DAVY CROCKETT

76. HANS HOLLEIN - Hans Holbein goes with 5. HENRY VIII

87. JOHN CALE - John Cage goes with 7. MERCE CUNNINGHAM

80. EDWARD COX - Edward Fox played 40. REGINALD DYER

kroxquo · #90 Post by **kroxquo** » Wed May 22, 2019 6:36 pm

14. Joan Mitchell - John Mitchell goes with 73. H.R. Haldeman

mellytu74 · #91 Post by **mellytu74** » Wed May 22, 2019 8:22 pm

29. This hockey great played on four of the Original Six teams and remains the winningest goal tender of any player from that era.

68. NED KELLY - Red Kelly, goes with whoever 29 is.

mrkelley23 · #92 Post by **mrkelley23** » Wed May 22, 2019 8:31 pm

Looking up the rest of the unknowns, because I don't think they'll work themselves out, given the nature of the puzzle.

29. is TERRY SAWCHUK.

32. is WILLIAM CAXTON.

52. is GEORGE CATLIN.

54. is THOMAS WELLER

62. is JOHN DEE

67. is WILLIAM CAREY

79. is ROBERT NOYCE

90. is KOICHI TANAKA

91. is JOHN GOWER

97. is JOHN DALTON

100. is PLATO

George Carlin · #93 Post by **George Carlin** » Wed May 22, 2019 8:34 pm

52. GEORGE CATLIN - George Carlin goes with 4. LENNY BRUCE

#94 Post by **littlebeast13** » Wed May 22, 2019 8:35 pm

I always wanted to do that....

lb13

mellytu74 · #95 Post by **mellytu74** » Wed May 22, 2019 8:37 pm

49. DON JOHNSON - Ron Johnson, goes with fellow Wisconsin senator 89. TAMMY BALDWIN

52. GEORGE CATLIN - George Carlin, goes with 4. LENNY BRUCE

31. JOHN VENN - John Fenn, goes with 90. KOICHI TANAKA

mrkelley23 · #96 Post by **mrkelley23** » Wed May 22, 2019 8:51 pm

100. PLATO -- Pluto, goes with 13. Minnie Mouse

50. Jack Kirby -- Jack Kilby, goes with 79. Robert Noyce

mellytu74 · #97 Post by **mellytu74** » Wed May 22, 2019 9:05 pm

54. THOMAS WELLER - Thomas Keller, goes with 85. PAUL BOCUSE

67. WILLIAM CAREY - William Casey, followed at the CIA by 28. WILLIAM WEBSTER

mellytu74 · #98 Post by **mellytu74** » Wed May 22, 2019 9:22 pm

51. STAN JONES - Star Jones, goes with 8. BARBARA WALTERS

3. GEORGE BRETT - George Brent, frequent co-star of 99. BETTE DAVIS

11. TIM BROWN - Tom Brown, goes with 60. THOMAS ARNOLD

91. JOHN GOWER - John Tower, goes with 12. LLOYD BENTSEN

jarnon · #99 Post by **jarnon** » Thu May 23, 2019 1:04 am

6. EDWARD LEAR - Edward Bear, created by 69. A. A. MILNE

9. JAMES J HILL - James Mill goes with 58. JEREMY BENTHAM

48. MARTIN BUBER - Martin Bucer goes with 96. MARTIN LUTHER

plasticene · #100 Post by **plasticene** » Thu May 23, 2019 1:24 am

mellytu74 wrote:29. This hockey great played on four of the Original Six teams and remains the winningest goal tender of any player from that era.

68. NED KELLY - Red Kelly, goes with whoever 29 is.

To make it explicit,

68. NED KELLY - Red Kelly goes with 29. TERRY SAWCHUK

Also,
45. TOMMY ROE - Tommy Moe goes with 63. KJETIL ANDRE AAMODT
62. JOHN DEE - John Doe goes with 83. JANE ROE
97. JOHN DALTON - John Walton goes with 55. RICHARD THOMAS

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