Game #120: Pot Luck

[franktangredi]

This thread needs some more images in it......

For The Great One....

Cute!

Now, if only I could get through one entire game without twisting myself up.

[NellyLunatic1980]

Dammit. I made a mistake in Question #51, unconsciously inserting one word that made the question wrong. He was not the second swimmer to win seven gold medals in a single Olympiad. He was the second swimmer to win seven medals in a single Olympiad. Mea culpa.

In that case, the correct answer to #51 is MATT BIONDI.

[smilergrogan]

*1. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
2. PAUL EHRLICH
3. ROBERT SCOTT
4. His skills as a preacher helped spark both the Methodist movement in England and the Great Awakening in the American colonies; he was also one of the first to preach to slaves.
GEORGE WHITEFIELD? Or a MATHER?
*5. JAKE GYLLENHAAL
6. By the time he was eighteen, this knighted entrepreneur had already started his first business, a magazine, as well as his first charity.
RICHARD BRANSON?
*7. MARIA MONTESSORI
*8. CYRUS
*9. GEORGE BALANCHINE
10. Jack Nicklaus rates this golfer the best “ball striker” of all time, while Tiger Woods considers him one of only two golfers to ever completely “own” his swing. (You gonna argue with the Bear and the Tiger?)
BEN HOGAN? BYRON NELSON?
11. His writings added the terms “comparative value” and “diminishing returns” to the lexicon of economics.
ALFRED MARSHALL? DAVID RICARDO? ADAM SMITH? THOMAS MALTHUS?
*12. ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG
13. SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON
*14. JACK SHEPPARD
15. GEORG HEGEL
16. KINGSLEY AMIS
*17. HARRY REASONER
*18. WALLACE CAROTHERS
19. NORA BAYES
20. HENRY STIMSON
*21. CORNELIUS VANDERBILT
22. SUSETTE TIBBLES
*23. TRIS SPEAKER
24. HERBERT, EARL KITCHENER
*25. FRANK BORMAN
26. RUTH BENEDICT
27. His resume included a doctoral dissertation titled “God and Intelligence in Modern Philosophy: A Critical Study in Light of the Philosophy of St. Thomas”. . . and an Emmy Award for “Outstanding Television Personality.”
PHIL DONAHUE? ED SULLIVAN?
28. This budding author’s grumblings about the holiday season kick off what is arguably the single most beloved American novel – at least among a segment of the population.
JD SALINGER?
*29. HELMUT LANG
30. JOHANN PACHELBEL
31. HIERONYMUS BOSCH
*32. WILLA CATHER
33. Royal surgeon to four French kings, he was a pioneer in the treatment of battlefield wounds and correctly theorized that phantom pains after amputation were all in the head.
*34. JANE PIERCE
35. RICHARD BARTHELMESS
36. An implacable foe of socialists and Wobblies, this influential labor leader insisted that the ultimate goal of his organization was “to improve the standard of life, to uproot ignorance and foster education, to instill character, manhood and independent spirit among our people; to bring about a recognition of the interdependence of man upon his fellow man.”
SAMUEL GOMPERS? ASA RANDOLPH? JOHN LEWIS?
*37. JOHNNY LONGDEN
38. This Spanish philosopher extended “Cogito ergo sum” to “Yo soy yo y mi circunstancia." (You gonna argue with him?)
JOSE ORTEGA Y GASSET?
39. One of the most important medieval historians, this Benedictine monk wrote a history of England as well as biographies of Becket and Edward the Confessor.
GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH? (The) VENERABLE BEDE?
40. MATTHEW PERRY
41. CELINE DION
*42. JOE VALACHI
43. ANNA WINTOUR
44. And last year, this Chicago chef celebrated the twentieth anniversary of an eponymous restaurant that has consistently been ranked among the best in America.
CHARLIE TROTTER? ROCCO DISPIRITO?
45. AUBREY BEARDSLEY
*46. PRIMO LEVI
*47. WARREN BURGER
48. DAVID LIVINGSTONE, I presume
49. OTTO HAHN
50. MICHAEL
51. MATT BIONDI
*52. PERT KELTON
*53. MICHAEL DELL
54. This controversial activist has freely admitted that some of the exploits that brought him to the attention of New Yorkers back in the 1980s never happened.
LARRY KRAMER?
55. He was twenty when he entered medical school with the intention of devoting himself to the study of sex … and still a virgin twelve years later when he finally married – a lesbian.
KINSEY? (Don't think he was an MD).
*56. LORENZ HART
*57. LORD CORNWALLIS
58. GIDEON FELL
59. (Little Iodine comic)
JIMMY HATLO? HALTO?
*60. LORD CASTLEREAGH
61. EMILY DICKINSON
*62. NICCOLO MACHIAVELLI
63. ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL
64. ROGER BANNISTER
65. One of the leading lights of a great postwar movement, this director first won fame with a stark drama about the anti-Nazi resistance in his nation’s capital.
ANDRZEJ WAJDA?
66. JEAN NIDETCH
*67. EDMUND HILLARY
68. After 148 years, doubts still remain as to whether – despite her guilty plea – she really did stab her three year-old half-brother to death.
*69. HERB CAEN
*70. RACHEL CARSON
71. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
72. JOHN DUNS SCOTUS
*73. WILLIAM WESTMORELAND
74. JAMES G BLAINE
75. CHRISTOPHER LOWELL
76. LUIGI PIRANDELLO
77. ALFRED EISENSTAEDT
78. RAOUL WALLENBURG
79. This Texas cattleman first teamed up with his partner Charlie on a drive to Fort Sumter, New Mexico.
CHISHOLM?
80. ARA PARSEGHIAN
81. WILHELM ROENTGEN
82. The first scholar to systematically encode all Jewish law, this rabbi’s work influenced Thomas Aquinas
83. JEREMY IRONS
84. His experiments with the chromatic scale made him one of the most influential modern composers, but the Nazis were not impressed: they branded his music degenerate.
ARNOLD SCHOENBERG?
*85. WILLY LOMAN
86. YITZHAK RABIN
*87. ERICH FROMM
88. ALFRED von SCHLIEFFEN
89. EMILY BALCH
90. LEON HESS
91. NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
92. FILIPPO BRUNELLESCHI
*93. ERNEST SHACKLETON
94. WILT CHAMBERLAIN
*95. ARTHUR SCHOPENHAUER
*96. ZERO MOSTEL
97. WERNER HEISENBERG
98. This popular singer-songwriter was the only artist ever to receive the Kennedy Center Honors before the age of 50 – in fact, even nine years later, he’s still younger than any subsequent honoree.
PAUL SIMON? STEVIE WONDER?
*99. GROVER CLEVELAND

Associated Words
ORGASM
BOSOM
HANGING
HARDER
ICE
MONEY
DODGE
NUMBER ONE
SEVENTEEN
NANA
SUE
BOBBY
HUMPHREY
LAMONT
TARZAN
DANTON
ALIENS
MARYLAND
TEXAS
TREASON
TWILIGHT
JACKET

87. ERICH Fromm + 60. Lord CASTLEREAGH - 32. Willa CATHER = ERICH SEGAL, goes with LOVE STORY
14. JACK Sheppard + 73. William WESTMORELAND - 96. Zero MOSTEL = JACK WARDEN, goes with NUMBER SEVEN
67. EDMUND Hillary + 5. Jake GYLLENHAAL - 29. HELMUT LANG = EDMUND HALLEY, goes with COMET
34. JANE Pierce + 7. Maria MONTESSORI - 20. Henry STIMSON = JANE ROE, goes with NORMA (McCorvey)
9. GEORGE Balanchine + 57. Lord CORNWALLIS - 70. Rachel CARSON = GEORGE WILL, goes with BRINKLEY
37. JOHNNY LONGDEN + 93. Ernest SHACKLETON - 52. Pert KELTON = JOHNNY CASH, goes with SUE
8. CYRUS + 99. Grover CLEVELAND - 53. Michael DELL = CYRUS VANCE, goes with CARTER
17. HARRY Reasoner + 62. Niccolo MACHIAVELLI - 42. Joe VALACHI = HARRY LIME, goes with THIRD (Man)
25. FRANK Borman + 12. Robert RAUSCHENBERG - 47. Warren BURGER = FRANK CASHEN, goes with METS
69. HERB Caen + 18. Wallace CAROTHERS - 56. Lorenz HART = HERB SCORE, goes with CLEVELAND
85. WILLY Loman + 21. Cornelius VANDERBILT - 46. Primo LEVI = WILLY BRANDT, goes with BERLIN
95. ARTHUR Schopenhauer + 1. William SHAKESPEARE - 23. Tris SPEAKER = ARTHUR ASHE, goes with RACKET
? + 84. Arnold SCHOENBERG - 31. Hieronymous BOSCH = ? GREEN, goes with ?
? + 94. Wilt CHAMBERLAIN - 74. James BLAINE = ? MARCH, goes with ?

[Catfish]

27. His resume included a doctoral dissertation titled “God and Intelligence in Modern Philosophy: A Critical Study in Light of the Philosophy of St. Thomas”. . . and an Emmy Award for “Outstanding Television Personality.”
PHIL DONAHUE? ED SULLIVAN?

I think this is a religious guy. My grandma had his picture hanging on her wall. Bishop Sheen? Cardinal Spellman?

44. And last year, this Chicago chef celebrated the twentieth anniversary of an eponymous restaurant that has consistently been ranked among the best in America.
CHARLIE TROTTER? ROCCO DISPIRITO?

Definitely not Rocco, and highly likely Charlie

[mellytu74]

27. His resume included a doctoral dissertation titled “God and Intelligence in Modern Philosophy: A Critical Study in Light of the Philosophy of St. Thomas”. . . and an Emmy Award for “Outstanding Television Personality.”
PHIL DONAHUE? ED SULLIVAN?

I think this is a religious guy. My grandma had his picture hanging on her wall. Bishop Sheen? Cardinal Spellman?

YES!! This has to be Bishop FULTON SHEEN

[franktangredi]

*1. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
2. PAUL EHRLICH
3. ROBERT SCOTT
4. His skills as a preacher helped spark both the Methodist movement in England and the Great Awakening in the American colonies; he was also one of the first to preach to slaves.
GEORGE WHITEFIELD? Or a MATHER?
*5. JAKE GYLLENHAAL
6. By the time he was eighteen, this knighted entrepreneur had already started his first business, a magazine, as well as his first charity.
RICHARD BRANSON?
*7. MARIA MONTESSORI
*8. CYRUS
*9. GEORGE BALANCHINE
10. Jack Nicklaus rates this golfer the best “ball striker” of all time, while Tiger Woods considers him one of only two golfers to ever completely “own” his swing. (You gonna argue with the Bear and the Tiger?)
BEN HOGAN? BYRON NELSON?
11. His writings added the terms “comparative value” and “diminishing returns” to the lexicon of economics.
ALFRED MARSHALL? DAVID RICARDO? ADAM SMITH? THOMAS MALTHUS?
*12. ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG
13. SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON
*14. JACK SHEPPARD
15. GEORG HEGEL
16. KINGSLEY AMIS
*17. HARRY REASONER
*18. WALLACE CAROTHERS
19. NORA BAYES
20. HENRY STIMSON
*21. CORNELIUS VANDERBILT
22. SUSETTE TIBBLES
*23. TRIS SPEAKER
24. HERBERT, EARL KITCHENER
*25. FRANK BORMAN
26. RUTH BENEDICT
27. His resume included a doctoral dissertation titled “God and Intelligence in Modern Philosophy: A Critical Study in Light of the Philosophy of St. Thomas”. . . and an Emmy Award for “Outstanding Television Personality.”
PHIL DONAHUE? ED SULLIVAN?
28. This budding author’s grumblings about the holiday season kick off what is arguably the single most beloved American novel – at least among a segment of the population.
JD SALINGER?
*29. HELMUT LANG
30. JOHANN PACHELBEL
31. HIERONYMUS BOSCH
*32. WILLA CATHER
33. Royal surgeon to four French kings, he was a pioneer in the treatment of battlefield wounds and correctly theorized that phantom pains after amputation were all in the head.
*34. JANE PIERCE
35. RICHARD BARTHELMESS
36. An implacable foe of socialists and Wobblies, this influential labor leader insisted that the ultimate goal of his organization was “to improve the standard of life, to uproot ignorance and foster education, to instill character, manhood and independent spirit among our people; to bring about a recognition of the interdependence of man upon his fellow man.”
SAMUEL GOMPERS? ASA RANDOLPH? JOHN LEWIS?
*37. JOHNNY LONGDEN
38. This Spanish philosopher extended “Cogito ergo sum” to “Yo soy yo y mi circunstancia." (You gonna argue with him?)
JOSE ORTEGA Y GASSET?
39. One of the most important medieval historians, this Benedictine monk wrote a history of England as well as biographies of Becket and Edward the Confessor.
GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH? (The) VENERABLE BEDE?
40. MATTHEW PERRY
41. CELINE DION
*42. JOE VALACHI
43. ANNA WINTOUR
44. And last year, this Chicago chef celebrated the twentieth anniversary of an eponymous restaurant that has consistently been ranked among the best in America.
CHARLIE TROTTER? ROCCO DISPIRITO?
45. AUBREY BEARDSLEY
*46. PRIMO LEVI
*47. WARREN BURGER
48. DAVID LIVINGSTONE, I presume
49. OTTO HAHN
50. MICHAEL
51. MATT BIONDI
*52. PERT KELTON
*53. MICHAEL DELL
54. This controversial activist has freely admitted that some of the exploits that brought him to the attention of New Yorkers back in the 1980s never happened.
LARRY KRAMER?
55. He was twenty when he entered medical school with the intention of devoting himself to the study of sex … and still a virgin twelve years later when he finally married – a lesbian.
KINSEY? (Don't think he was an MD).
*56. LORENZ HART
*57. LORD CORNWALLIS
58. GIDEON FELL
59. (Little Iodine comic)
JIMMY HATLO? HALTO?
*60. LORD CASTLEREAGH
61. EMILY DICKINSON
*62. NICCOLO MACHIAVELLI
63. ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL
64. ROGER BANNISTER
65. One of the leading lights of a great postwar movement, this director first won fame with a stark drama about the anti-Nazi resistance in his nation’s capital.
ANDRZEJ WAJDA?
66. JEAN NIDETCH
*67. EDMUND HILLARY
68. After 148 years, doubts still remain as to whether – despite her guilty plea – she really did stab her three year-old half-brother to death.
*69. HERB CAEN
*70. RACHEL CARSON
71. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
72. JOHN DUNS SCOTUS
*73. WILLIAM WESTMORELAND
74. JAMES G BLAINE
75. CHRISTOPHER LOWELL
76. LUIGI PIRANDELLO
77. ALFRED EISENSTAEDT
78. RAOUL WALLENBURG
79. This Texas cattleman first teamed up with his partner Charlie on a drive to Fort Sumter, New Mexico.
CHISHOLM?
80. ARA PARSEGHIAN
81. WILHELM ROENTGEN
82. The first scholar to systematically encode all Jewish law, this rabbi’s work influenced Thomas Aquinas
83. JEREMY IRONS
84. His experiments with the chromatic scale made him one of the most influential modern composers, but the Nazis were not impressed: they branded his music degenerate.
ARNOLD SCHOENBERG?
*85. WILLY LOMAN
86. YITZHAK RABIN
*87. ERICH FROMM
88. ALFRED von SCHLIEFFEN
89. EMILY BALCH
90. LEON HESS
91. NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
92. FILIPPO BRUNELLESCHI
*93. ERNEST SHACKLETON
94. WILT CHAMBERLAIN
*95. ARTHUR SCHOPENHAUER
*96. ZERO MOSTEL
97. WERNER HEISENBERG
98. This popular singer-songwriter was the only artist ever to receive the Kennedy Center Honors before the age of 50 – in fact, even nine years later, he’s still younger than any subsequent honoree.
PAUL SIMON? STEVIE WONDER?
*99. GROVER CLEVELAND

Associated Words
ORGASM
BOSOM
HANGING
HARDER
ICE
MONEY
DODGE
NUMBER ONE
SEVENTEEN
NANA
SUE
BOBBY
HUMPHREY
LAMONT
TARZAN
DANTON
ALIENS
MARYLAND
TEXAS
TREASON
TWILIGHT
JACKET

87. ERICH Fromm + 60. Lord CASTLEREAGH - 32. Willa CATHER = ERICH SEGAL, goes with LOVE STORY
14. JACK Sheppard + 73. William WESTMORELAND - 96. Zero MOSTEL = JACK WARDEN, goes with NUMBER SEVEN
67. EDMUND Hillary + 5. Jake GYLLENHAAL - 29. HELMUT LANG = EDMUND HALLEY, goes with COMET
34. JANE Pierce + 7. Maria MONTESSORI - 20. Henry STIMSON = JANE ROE, goes with NORMA (McCorvey)
9. GEORGE Balanchine + 57. Lord CORNWALLIS - 70. Rachel CARSON = GEORGE WILL, goes with BRINKLEY
37. JOHNNY LONGDEN + 93. Ernest SHACKLETON - 52. Pert KELTON = JOHNNY CASH, goes with SUE
8. CYRUS + 99. Grover CLEVELAND - 53. Michael DELL = CYRUS VANCE, goes with CARTER
17. HARRY Reasoner + 62. Niccolo MACHIAVELLI - 42. Joe VALACHI = HARRY LIME, goes with THIRD (Man)
25. FRANK Borman + 12. Robert RAUSCHENBERG - 47. Warren BURGER = FRANK CASHEN, goes with METS
69. HERB Caen + 18. Wallace CAROTHERS - 56. Lorenz HART = HERB SCORE, goes with CLEVELAND
85. WILLY Loman + 21. Cornelius VANDERBILT - 46. Primo LEVI = WILLY BRANDT, goes with BERLIN
95. ARTHUR Schopenhauer + 1. William SHAKESPEARE - 23. Tris SPEAKER = ARTHUR ASHE, goes with RACKET
? + 84. Arnold SCHOENBERG - 31. Hieronymous BOSCH = ? GREEN, goes with ?
? + 94. Wilt CHAMBERLAIN - 74. James BLAINE = ? MARCH, goes with ?

Oops, and I just noticed that #71 is not who I had in mind. I don't think Springsteen fits, since he was already very much on the national radar by 1975. If my clue was too ambiguous, I'll come up with a clarification, but it may work itself out.

[franktangredi]

*1. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
2. PAUL EHRLICH
3. ROBERT SCOTT
4. His skills as a preacher helped spark both the Methodist movement in England and the Great Awakening in the American colonies; he was also one of the first to preach to slaves.
GEORGE WHITEFIELD? Or a MATHER?
*5. JAKE GYLLENHAAL
6. By the time he was eighteen, this knighted entrepreneur had already started his first business, a magazine, as well as his first charity.
RICHARD BRANSON?
*7. MARIA MONTESSORI
*8. CYRUS
*9. GEORGE BALANCHINE
10. Jack Nicklaus rates this golfer the best “ball striker” of all time, while Tiger Woods considers him one of only two golfers to ever completely “own” his swing. (You gonna argue with the Bear and the Tiger?)
BEN HOGAN? BYRON NELSON?
11. His writings added the terms “comparative value” and “diminishing returns” to the lexicon of economics.
ALFRED MARSHALL? DAVID RICARDO? ADAM SMITH? THOMAS MALTHUS?
*12. ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG
13. SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON
*14. JACK SHEPPARD
15. GEORG HEGEL
16. KINGSLEY AMIS
*17. HARRY REASONER
*18. WALLACE CAROTHERS
19. NORA BAYES
20. HENRY STIMSON
*21. CORNELIUS VANDERBILT
22. SUSETTE TIBBLES
*23. TRIS SPEAKER
24. HERBERT, EARL KITCHENER
*25. FRANK BORMAN
26. RUTH BENEDICT
27. His resume included a doctoral dissertation titled “God and Intelligence in Modern Philosophy: A Critical Study in Light of the Philosophy of St. Thomas”. . . and an Emmy Award for “Outstanding Television Personality.”
PHIL DONAHUE? ED SULLIVAN?
28. This budding author’s grumblings about the holiday season kick off what is arguably the single most beloved American novel – at least among a segment of the population.
JD SALINGER?
*29. HELMUT LANG
30. JOHANN PACHELBEL
31. HIERONYMUS BOSCH
*32. WILLA CATHER
33. Royal surgeon to four French kings, he was a pioneer in the treatment of battlefield wounds and correctly theorized that phantom pains after amputation were all in the head.
*34. JANE PIERCE
35. RICHARD BARTHELMESS
36. An implacable foe of socialists and Wobblies, this influential labor leader insisted that the ultimate goal of his organization was “to improve the standard of life, to uproot ignorance and foster education, to instill character, manhood and independent spirit among our people; to bring about a recognition of the interdependence of man upon his fellow man.”
SAMUEL GOMPERS? ASA RANDOLPH? JOHN LEWIS?
*37. JOHNNY LONGDEN
38. This Spanish philosopher extended “Cogito ergo sum” to “Yo soy yo y mi circunstancia." (You gonna argue with him?)
JOSE ORTEGA Y GASSET?
39. One of the most important medieval historians, this Benedictine monk wrote a history of England as well as biographies of Becket and Edward the Confessor.
GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH? (The) VENERABLE BEDE?
40. MATTHEW PERRY
41. CELINE DION
*42. JOE VALACHI
43. ANNA WINTOUR
44. And last year, this Chicago chef celebrated the twentieth anniversary of an eponymous restaurant that has consistently been ranked among the best in America.
CHARLIE TROTTER? ROCCO DISPIRITO?
45. AUBREY BEARDSLEY
*46. PRIMO LEVI
*47. WARREN BURGER
48. DAVID LIVINGSTONE, I presume
49. OTTO HAHN
50. MICHAEL
51. MATT BIONDI
*52. PERT KELTON
*53. MICHAEL DELL
54. This controversial activist has freely admitted that some of the exploits that brought him to the attention of New Yorkers back in the 1980s never happened.
LARRY KRAMER?
55. He was twenty when he entered medical school with the intention of devoting himself to the study of sex … and still a virgin twelve years later when he finally married – a lesbian.
KINSEY? (Don't think he was an MD).
*56. LORENZ HART
*57. LORD CORNWALLIS
58. GIDEON FELL
59. (Little Iodine comic)
JIMMY HATLO? HALTO?
*60. LORD CASTLEREAGH
61. EMILY DICKINSON
*62. NICCOLO MACHIAVELLI
63. ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL
64. ROGER BANNISTER
65. One of the leading lights of a great postwar movement, this director first won fame with a stark drama about the anti-Nazi resistance in his nation’s capital.
ANDRZEJ WAJDA?
66. JEAN NIDETCH
*67. EDMUND HILLARY
68. After 148 years, doubts still remain as to whether – despite her guilty plea – she really did stab her three year-old half-brother to death.
*69. HERB CAEN
*70. RACHEL CARSON
71. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
72. JOHN DUNS SCOTUS
*73. WILLIAM WESTMORELAND
74. JAMES G BLAINE
75. CHRISTOPHER LOWELL
76. LUIGI PIRANDELLO
77. ALFRED EISENSTAEDT
78. RAOUL WALLENBURG
79. This Texas cattleman first teamed up with his partner Charlie on a drive to Fort Sumter, New Mexico.
CHISHOLM?
80. ARA PARSEGHIAN
81. WILHELM ROENTGEN
82. The first scholar to systematically encode all Jewish law, this rabbi’s work influenced Thomas Aquinas
83. JEREMY IRONS
84. His experiments with the chromatic scale made him one of the most influential modern composers, but the Nazis were not impressed: they branded his music degenerate.
ARNOLD SCHOENBERG?
*85. WILLY LOMAN
86. YITZHAK RABIN
*87. ERICH FROMM
88. ALFRED von SCHLIEFFEN
89. EMILY BALCH
90. LEON HESS
91. NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
92. FILIPPO BRUNELLESCHI
*93. ERNEST SHACKLETON
94. WILT CHAMBERLAIN
*95. ARTHUR SCHOPENHAUER
*96. ZERO MOSTEL
97. WERNER HEISENBERG
98. This popular singer-songwriter was the only artist ever to receive the Kennedy Center Honors before the age of 50 – in fact, even nine years later, he’s still younger than any subsequent honoree.
PAUL SIMON? STEVIE WONDER?
*99. GROVER CLEVELAND

Associated Words
ORGASM
BOSOM
HANGING
HARDER
ICE
MONEY
DODGE
NUMBER ONE
SEVENTEEN
NANA
SUE
BOBBY
HUMPHREY
LAMONT
TARZAN
DANTON
ALIENS
MARYLAND
TEXAS
TREASON
TWILIGHT
JACKET

87. ERICH Fromm + 60. Lord CASTLEREAGH - 32. Willa CATHER = ERICH SEGAL, goes with LOVE STORY
14. JACK Sheppard + 73. William WESTMORELAND - 96. Zero MOSTEL = JACK WARDEN, goes with NUMBER SEVEN
67. EDMUND Hillary + 5. Jake GYLLENHAAL - 29. HELMUT LANG = EDMUND HALLEY, goes with COMET
34. JANE Pierce + 7. Maria MONTESSORI - 20. Henry STIMSON = JANE ROE, goes with NORMA (McCorvey)
9. GEORGE Balanchine + 57. Lord CORNWALLIS - 70. Rachel CARSON = GEORGE WILL, goes with BRINKLEY
37. JOHNNY LONGDEN + 93. Ernest SHACKLETON - 52. Pert KELTON = JOHNNY CASH, goes with SUE
8. CYRUS + 99. Grover CLEVELAND - 53. Michael DELL = CYRUS VANCE, goes with CARTER
17. HARRY Reasoner + 62. Niccolo MACHIAVELLI - 42. Joe VALACHI = HARRY LIME, goes with THIRD (Man)
25. FRANK Borman + 12. Robert RAUSCHENBERG - 47. Warren BURGER = FRANK CASHEN, goes with METS
69. HERB Caen + 18. Wallace CAROTHERS - 56. Lorenz HART = HERB SCORE, goes with CLEVELAND
85. WILLY Loman + 21. Cornelius VANDERBILT - 46. Primo LEVI = WILLY BRANDT, goes with BERLIN
95. ARTHUR Schopenhauer + 1. William SHAKESPEARE - 23. Tris SPEAKER = ARTHUR ASHE, goes with RACKET
? + 84. Arnold SCHOENBERG - 31. Hieronymous BOSCH = ? GREEN, goes with ?
? + 94. Wilt CHAMBERLAIN - 74. James BLAINE = ? MARCH, goes with ?

Oops, and I just noticed that #71 is not who I had in mind. I don't think Springsteen fits, since he was already very much on the national radar by 1975. If my clue was too ambiguous, I'll come up with a clarification, but it may work itself out.

[smilergrogan]

I was looking for Martin Balsam to be Number One to Jack Warden's Number Seven, but it's a different Number One. And I thought Balanchine was too Scrabble-worthy to be there for George.

*1. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
2. PAUL EHRLICH
3. ROBERT SCOTT
*4. GEORGE WHITEFIELD
*5. JAKE GYLLENHAAL
6. By the time he was eighteen, this knighted entrepreneur had already started his first business, a magazine, as well as his first charity.
RICHARD BRANSON?
*7. MARIA MONTESSORI
*8. CYRUS
*9. GEORGE BALANCHINE
10. Jack Nicklaus rates this golfer the best “ball striker” of all time, while Tiger Woods considers him one of only two golfers to ever completely “own” his swing. (You gonna argue with the Bear and the Tiger?)
BEN HOGAN? BYRON NELSON?
11. His writings added the terms “comparative value” and “diminishing returns” to the lexicon of economics.
ALFRED MARSHALL? DAVID RICARDO? ADAM SMITH? THOMAS MALTHUS?
*12. ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG
13. SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON
*14. JACK SHEPPARD
15. GEORG HEGEL
16. KINGSLEY AMIS
*17. HARRY REASONER
*18. WALLACE CAROTHERS
19. NORA BAYES
20. HENRY STIMSON
*21. CORNELIUS VANDERBILT
22. SUSETTE TIBBLES
*23. TRIS SPEAKER
24. HERBERT, EARL KITCHENER
*25. FRANK BORMAN
26. RUTH BENEDICT
27. FULTON SHEEN
28. JD SALINGER
*29. HELMUT LANG
30. JOHANN PACHELBEL
31. HIERONYMUS BOSCH
*32. WILLA CATHER
33. Royal surgeon to four French kings, he was a pioneer in the treatment of battlefield wounds and correctly theorized that phantom pains after amputation were all in the head.
*34. JANE PIERCE
35. RICHARD BARTHELMESS
36. An implacable foe of socialists and Wobblies, this influential labor leader insisted that the ultimate goal of his organization was “to improve the standard of life, to uproot ignorance and foster education, to instill character, manhood and independent spirit among our people; to bring about a recognition of the interdependence of man upon his fellow man.”
SAMUEL GOMPERS? ASA RANDOLPH? JOHN LEWIS?
*37. JOHNNY LONGDEN
38. This Spanish philosopher extended “Cogito ergo sum” to “Yo soy yo y mi circunstancia." (You gonna argue with him?)
JOSE ORTEGA Y GASSET?
39. One of the most important medieval historians, this Benedictine monk wrote a history of England as well as biographies of Becket and Edward the Confessor.
GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH? (The) VENERABLE BEDE?
40. MATTHEW PERRY
*41. CELINE DION
*42. JOE VALACHI
43. ANNA WINTOUR
*44. CHARLIE TROTTER
45. AUBREY BEARDSLEY
*46. PRIMO LEVI
*47. WARREN BURGER
48. DAVID LIVINGSTONE, I presume
49. OTTO HAHN
50. MICHAEL
51. MATT BIONDI
*52. PERT KELTON
*53. MICHAEL DELL
54. This controversial activist has freely admitted that some of the exploits that brought him to the attention of New Yorkers back in the 1980s never happened.
LARRY KRAMER?
55. He was twenty when he entered medical school with the intention of devoting himself to the study of sex … and still a virgin twelve years later when he finally married – a lesbian.
KINSEY? (Don't think he was an MD).
*56. LORENZ HART
*57. LORD CORNWALLIS
58. GIDEON FELL
59. (Little Iodine comic)
JIMMY HATLO? HALTO?
*60. LORD CASTLEREAGH
*61. EMILY DICKINSON
*62. NICCOLO MACHIAVELLI
63. ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL
64. ROGER BANNISTER
65. One of the leading lights of a great postwar movement, this director first won fame with a stark drama about the anti-Nazi resistance in his nation’s capital.
ANDRZEJ WAJDA?
66. JEAN NIDETCH
*67. EDMUND HILLARY
68. After 148 years, doubts still remain as to whether – despite her guilty plea – she really did stab her three year-old half-brother to death.
*69. HERB CAEN
*70. RACHEL CARSON
71. In 1975 – after a decade of tireless touring and not-too-successful recording – this future member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame finally made his breakthrough with the first of ten consecutive platinum albums.
BILLY JOEL?
72. JOHN DUNS SCOTUS
*73. WILLIAM WESTMORELAND
*74. JAMES G BLAINE
75. CHRISTOPHER LOWELL
76. LUIGI PIRANDELLO
77. ALFRED EISENSTAEDT
78. RAOUL WALLENBURG
79. This Texas cattleman first teamed up with his partner Charlie on a drive to Fort Sumter, New Mexico.
CHISHOLM?
80. ARA PARSEGHIAN
81. WILHELM ROENTGEN
82. The first scholar to systematically encode all Jewish law, this rabbi’s work influenced Thomas Aquinas
83. JEREMY IRONS
84. His experiments with the chromatic scale made him one of the most influential modern composers, but the Nazis were not impressed: they branded his music degenerate.
ARNOLD SCHOENBERG?
*85. WILLY LOMAN
86. YITZHAK RABIN
*87. ERICH FROMM
88. ALFRED von SCHLIEFFEN
89. EMILY BALCH
90. LEON HESS
91. NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
92. FILIPPO BRUNELLESCHI
*93. ERNEST SHACKLETON
94. WILT CHAMBERLAIN
*95. ARTHUR SCHOPENHAUER
*96. ZERO MOSTEL
97. WERNER HEISENBERG
*98. STEVIE WONDER
*99. GROVER CLEVELAND

Associated Words
ORGASM
BOSOM
HANGING
HARDER
ICE
MONEY
DODGE
SEVENTEEN
NANA
BOBBY
HUMPHREY
LAMONT
TARZAN
DANTON
ALIENS
MARYLAND
TEXAS
TREASON
TWILIGHT
JACKET

87. ERICH Fromm + 60. Lord CASTLEREAGH - 32. Willa CATHER = ERICH SEGAL, goes with LOVE STORY
14. JACK Sheppard + 73. William WESTMORELAND - 96. Zero MOSTEL = JACK WARDEN, goes with NUMBER SEVEN
67. EDMUND Hillary + 5. Jake GYLLENHAAL - 29. HELMUT LANG = EDMUND HALLEY, goes with COMET
34. JANE Pierce + 7. Maria MONTESSORI - 20. Henry STIMSON = JANE ROE, goes with NORMA (McCorvey)
4. GEORGE Whitefield + 57. Lord CORNWALLIS - 70. Rachel CARSON = GEORGE WILL, goes with BRINKLEY
37. JOHNNY LONGDEN + 93. Ernest SHACKLETON - 52. Pert KELTON = JOHNNY CASH, goes with SUE
8. CYRUS + 99. Grover CLEVELAND - 53. Michael DELL = CYRUS VANCE, goes with CARTER
17. HARRY Reasoner + 62. Niccolo MACHIAVELLI - 42. Joe VALACHI = HARRY LIME, goes with THIRD (Man)
25. FRANK Borman + 12. Robert RAUSCHENBERG - 47. Warren BURGER = FRANK CASHEN, goes with METS
69. HERB Caen + 18. Wallace CAROTHERS - 56. Lorenz HART = HERB SCORE, goes with CLEVELAND
85. WILLY Loman + 21. Cornelius VANDERBILT - 46. Primo LEVI = WILLY BRANDT, goes with BERLIN
95. ARTHUR Schopenhauer + 1. William SHAKESPEARE - 23. Tris SPEAKER = ARTHUR ASHE, goes with RACKET
44. CHARLIE Trotter + 9. George BALANCHINE - 74. James BLAINE = CHARLIE CHAN, goes with NUMBER ONE (son)
98. STEVIE Wonder + 61. Emily DICKINSON - 41. Celine DION = STEVIE NICKS, goes with ?
? + 84. Arnold SCHOENBERG - 31. Hieronymous BOSCH = ? GREEN, goes with ?
40. MATTHEW Perry + ? - ? = MATTHEW MODINE, goes with (Full Metal) JACKET

[Catfish]

82. The first scholar to systematically encode all Jewish law, this rabbi’s work influenced Thomas Aquinas

Maimonides?

[smilergrogan]

82. The first scholar to systematically encode all Jewish law, this rabbi’s work influenced Thomas Aquinas

Maimonides?

Perfect!
40. MATTHEW Perry + 82. MAIMONIDES - 16. Kingsley AMIS = MATTHEW MODINE, goes with (Full Metal) JACKET

[NellyLunatic1980]

Stevie Nicks goes with SEVENTEEN (as in "Edge of Seventeen", one of her best-known solo hits).

[NellyLunatic1980]

*1. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
2. PAUL EHRLICH
3. ROBERT SCOTT
*4. GEORGE WHITEFIELD
*5. JAKE GYLLENHAAL
6. By the time he was eighteen, this knighted entrepreneur had already started his first business, a magazine, as well as his first charity.
RICHARD BRANSON?

This is definitely correct. He started both "Student" magazine and the Student Advisory Centre charity when he was 17.

*7. MARIA MONTESSORI
*8. CYRUS
*9. GEORGE BALANCHINE
10. Jack Nicklaus rates this golfer the best “ball striker” of all time, while Tiger Woods considers him one of only two golfers to ever completely “own” his swing. (You gonna argue with the Bear and the Tiger?)
BEN HOGAN? BYRON NELSON?

Hogan is the correct golfer.

11. His writings added the terms “comparative value” and “diminishing returns” to the lexicon of economics.
ALFRED MARSHALL? DAVID RICARDO? ADAM SMITH? THOMAS MALTHUS?
*12. ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG
13. SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON
*14. JACK SHEPPARD
15. GEORG HEGEL
*16. KINGSLEY AMIS
*17. HARRY REASONER
*18. WALLACE CAROTHERS
19. NORA BAYES
20. HENRY STIMSON
*21. CORNELIUS VANDERBILT
22. SUSETTE TIBBLES
*23. TRIS SPEAKER
24. HERBERT, EARL KITCHENER
*25. FRANK BORMAN
26. RUTH BENEDICT
27. FULTON SHEEN
28. JD SALINGER
*29. HELMUT LANG
30. JOHANN PACHELBEL
31. HIERONYMUS BOSCH
*32. WILLA CATHER
33. Royal surgeon to four French kings, he was a pioneer in the treatment of battlefield wounds and correctly theorized that phantom pains after amputation were all in the head.
*34. JANE PIERCE
35. RICHARD BARTHELMESS
36. An implacable foe of socialists and Wobblies, this influential labor leader insisted that the ultimate goal of his organization was “to improve the standard of life, to uproot ignorance and foster education, to instill character, manhood and independent spirit among our people; to bring about a recognition of the interdependence of man upon his fellow man.”
SAMUEL GOMPERS? ASA RANDOLPH? JOHN LEWIS?

The correct answer is Gompers.

*37. JOHNNY LONGDEN
38. This Spanish philosopher extended “Cogito ergo sum” to “Yo soy yo y mi circunstancia." (You gonna argue with him?)
JOSE ORTEGA Y GASSET?

Also correct.

39. One of the most important medieval historians, this Benedictine monk wrote a history of England as well as biographies of Becket and Edward the Confessor.
GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH? (The) VENERABLE BEDE?

Bede predates Becket by about 450 years, so it's not him. Was Geoffrey of Monmouth a Benedictine monk? I'd like to add a name of my own as a possibility for this question: AILRED OF RIEVAULX. Ailred was an abbot of Rievaulx Abbey in Yorkshire. Although Rievaulx Abbey was of the Cistercian order, Cistercians are an offshoot of the Benedictines, so technically Ailred was a Benedictine. Ailred wrote "The Life of Saint Edward, King and Confessor" and the Cistercians in general had a long relationship with Becket.

*40. MATTHEW PERRY
*41. CELINE DION
*42. JOE VALACHI
43. ANNA WINTOUR
*44. CHARLIE TROTTER
45. AUBREY BEARDSLEY
*46. PRIMO LEVI
*47. WARREN BURGER
48. DAVID LIVINGSTONE, I presume
49. OTTO HAHN
50. MICHAEL
51. MATT BIONDI
*52. PERT KELTON
*53. MICHAEL DELL
54. This controversial activist has freely admitted that some of the exploits that brought him to the attention of New Yorkers back in the 1980s never happened.
LARRY KRAMER?
55. He was twenty when he entered medical school with the intention of devoting himself to the study of sex … and still a virgin twelve years later when he finally married – a lesbian.
KINSEY? (Don't think he was an MD).
*56. LORENZ HART
*57. LORD CORNWALLIS
58. GIDEON FELL
59. (Little Iodine comic)
JIMMY HATLO? HALTO?

H-A-T-L-O is the correct spelling.

*60. LORD CASTLEREAGH
*61. EMILY DICKINSON
*62. NICCOLO MACHIAVELLI
63. ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL
64. ROGER BANNISTER
65. One of the leading lights of a great postwar movement, this director first won fame with a stark drama about the anti-Nazi resistance in his nation’s capital.
ANDRZEJ WAJDA?
66. JEAN NIDETCH
*67. EDMUND HILLARY
68. After 148 years, doubts still remain as to whether – despite her guilty plea – she really did stab her three year-old half-brother to death.
*69. HERB CAEN
*70. RACHEL CARSON
71. In 1975 – after a decade of tireless touring and not-too-successful recording – this future member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame finally made his breakthrough with the first of ten consecutive platinum albums.
BILLY JOEL?

I disagree with this one. "Piano Man" came out in '73 and Billy had 13 consecutive platinum albums, going from "Piano Man" to 1993's "River of Dreams".

72. JOHN DUNS SCOTUS
*73. WILLIAM WESTMORELAND
*74. JAMES G BLAINE
75. CHRISTOPHER LOWELL
76. LUIGI PIRANDELLO
77. ALFRED EISENSTAEDT
78. RAOUL WALLENBURG
79. This Texas cattleman first teamed up with his partner Charlie on a drive to Fort Sumter, New Mexico.
CHISHOLM?
80. ARA PARSEGHIAN
81. WILHELM ROENTGEN
*82. MAIMONIDES
83. JEREMY IRONS
84. His experiments with the chromatic scale made him one of the most influential modern composers, but the Nazis were not impressed: they branded his music degenerate.
ARNOLD SCHOENBERG?
*85. WILLY LOMAN
86. YITZHAK RABIN
*87. ERICH FROMM
88. ALFRED von SCHLIEFFEN
89. EMILY BALCH
90. LEON HESS
91. NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
92. FILIPPO BRUNELLESCHI
*93. ERNEST SHACKLETON
94. WILT CHAMBERLAIN
*95. ARTHUR SCHOPENHAUER
*96. ZERO MOSTEL
97. WERNER HEISENBERG
*98. STEVIE WONDER
*99. GROVER CLEVELAND

Associated Words
ORGASM
BOSOM
HANGING
HARDER
ICE
MONEY
DODGE
NANA
BOBBY
HUMPHREY
LAMONT
TARZAN
DANTON
ALIENS
MARYLAND
TEXAS
TREASON
TWILIGHT

87. ERICH Fromm + 60. Lord CASTLEREAGH - 32. Willa CATHER = ERICH SEGAL, goes with LOVE STORY
14. JACK Sheppard + 73. William WESTMORELAND - 96. Zero MOSTEL = JACK WARDEN, goes with NUMBER SEVEN
67. EDMUND Hillary + 5. Jake GYLLENHAAL - 29. HELMUT LANG = EDMUND HALLEY, goes with COMET
34. JANE Pierce + 7. Maria MONTESSORI - 20. Henry STIMSON = JANE ROE, goes with NORMA (McCorvey)
4. GEORGE Whitefield + 57. Lord CORNWALLIS - 70. Rachel CARSON = GEORGE WILL, goes with BRINKLEY
37. JOHNNY LONGDEN + 93. Ernest SHACKLETON - 52. Pert KELTON = JOHNNY CASH, goes with SUE
8. CYRUS + 99. Grover CLEVELAND - 53. Michael DELL = CYRUS VANCE, goes with CARTER
17. HARRY Reasoner + 62. Niccolo MACHIAVELLI - 42. Joe VALACHI = HARRY LIME, goes with THIRD (Man)
25. FRANK Borman + 12. Robert RAUSCHENBERG - 47. Warren BURGER = FRANK CASHEN, goes with METS
69. HERB Caen + 18. Wallace CAROTHERS - 56. Lorenz HART = HERB SCORE, goes with CLEVELAND
85. WILLY Loman + 21. Cornelius VANDERBILT - 46. Primo LEVI = WILLY BRANDT, goes with BERLIN
95. ARTHUR Schopenhauer + 1. William SHAKESPEARE - 23. Tris SPEAKER = ARTHUR ASHE, goes with RACKET
44. CHARLIE Trotter + 9. George BALANCHINE - 74. James BLAINE = CHARLIE CHAN, goes with NUMBER ONE (son)
98. STEVIE Wonder + 61. Emily DICKINSON - 41. Celine DION = STEVIE NICKS, goes with (Edge of) SEVENTEEN
? + 84. Arnold SCHOENBERG - 31. Hieronymous BOSCH = ? GREEN, goes with ?
40. MATTHEW Perry + 82. MAIMONIDES - 16. Kingsley AMIS = MATTHEW MODINE, goes with (Full Metal) JACKET

[NellyLunatic1980]

I'm looking at a possibility for a Tangredi trio: I'm thinking that one of the Alfreds would go with Aubrey BEARDSLEY and Nora BAYES to make ALFRED REDL, an Austrian counterintelligence officer who might've committed TREASON by secretly working with the secret services of France and Italy.

[NellyLunatic1980]

Richard BARTHELMESS and Leon HESS produce a possible surname of LAMBERT. Anybody know any famous Lamberts who fit one of those associated words?

[mellytu74]

Richard BARTHELMESS and Leon HESS produce a possible surname of LAMBERT. Anybody know any famous Lamberts who fit one of those associated words?

Pair it with CHRISTOPHER Lowell to get Christopher Lambert who playe TARZAN in the Greystoke movie (the one where someone -- Glenn Close, maybe -- had to dub all of Andie McDowell's dialogue).

[smilergrogan]

Here's something interesting: PIRANDELLO makes EARP and DILLON, either of which could go with DODGE. We have MATT Biondi to make MATT DILLON, but one of the other clues would have to be an EARP brother. I don't think they were ever Texas cattlemen, were they? To go the other way, we would need a WYATT, MORGAN, or VIRGIL for one of the answers, and a DILLON for another.

BALCH could go with either PACHELBEL, leaving PEEL, or with CHAMBERLAIN, leaving MERIAN or RAMINE, etc.

RABIN could go with CHAMBERLAIN, leaving LAMECH

*1. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
2. PAUL EHRLICH
3. ROBERT SCOTT
*4. GEORGE WHITEFIELD
*5. JAKE GYLLENHAAL
6. RICHARD BRANSON
*7. MARIA MONTESSORI
*8. CYRUS
*9. GEORGE BALANCHINE
10. BEN HOGAN
11. His writings added the terms “comparative value” and “diminishing returns” to the lexicon of economics.
ALFRED MARSHALL? DAVID RICARDO? ADAM SMITH? THOMAS MALTHUS?
*12. ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG
13. SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON
*14. JACK SHEPPARD
15. GEORG HEGEL
*16. KINGSLEY AMIS
*17. HARRY REASONER
*18. WALLACE CAROTHERS
*19. NORA BAYES
20. HENRY STIMSON
*21. CORNELIUS VANDERBILT
*22. SUSETTE LAFLESCHE
*23. TRIS SPEAKER
24. HERBERT, EARL KITCHENER
*25. FRANK BORMAN
26. RUTH BENEDICT
*27. FULTON SHEEN
28. JD SALINGER
*29. HELMUT LANG
30. JOHANN PACHELBEL
31. HIERONYMUS BOSCH
*32. WILLA CATHER
33. Royal surgeon to four French kings, he was a pioneer in the treatment of battlefield wounds and correctly theorized that phantom pains after amputation were all in the head.
*34. JANE PIERCE
*35. RICHARD BARTHELMESS
*36. SAMUEL GOMPERS
*37. JOHNNY LONGDEN
38. JOSE ORTEGA Y GASSET
39. One of the most important medieval historians, this Benedictine monk wrote a history of England as well as biographies of Becket and Edward the Confessor.
GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH? AILRED OF RIEVAULX?
*40. MATTHEW PERRY
*41. CELINE DION
*42. JOE VALACHI
43. ANNA WINTOUR
*44. CHARLIE TROTTER
*45. AUBREY BEARDSLEY
*46. PRIMO LEVI
*47. WARREN BURGER
48. DAVID LIVINGSTONE
49. OTTO HAHN
50. MICHAEL
51. MATT BIONDI
*52. PERT KELTON
*53. MICHAEL DELL
54. This controversial activist has freely admitted that some of the exploits that brought him to the attention of New Yorkers back in the 1980s never happened.
LARRY KRAMER?
55. He was twenty when he entered medical school with the intention of devoting himself to the study of sex … and still a virgin twelve years later when he finally married – a lesbian.
KINSEY? (Don't think he was an MD).
*56. LORENZ HART
*57. LORD CORNWALLIS
*58. GIDEON FELL
*59. JIMMY HATLO
*60. LORD CASTLEREAGH
*61. EMILY DICKINSON
*62. NICCOLO MACHIAVELLI
63. ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL
64. ROGER BANNISTER
65. One of the leading lights of a great postwar movement, this director first won fame with a stark drama about the anti-Nazi resistance in his nation’s capital.
ANDRZEJ WAJDA?
66. JEAN NIDETCH
*67. EDMUND HILLARY
68. After 148 years, doubts still remain as to whether – despite her guilty plea – she really did stab her three year-old half-brother to death.
*69. HERB CAEN
*70. RACHEL CARSON
71. In 1975 – after a decade of tireless touring and not-too-successful recording – this future member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame finally made his breakthrough with the first of ten consecutive platinum albums.
72. JOHN DUNS SCOTUS
*73. WILLIAM WESTMORELAND
*74. JAMES G BLAINE
*75. CHRISTOPHER LOWELL
76. LUIGI PIRANDELLO
77. ALFRED EISENSTAEDT
78. RAOUL WALLENBURG
79. This Texas cattleman first teamed up with his partner Charlie on a drive to Fort Sumter, New Mexico.
CHISHOLM?
80. ARA PARSEGHIAN
81. WILHELM ROENTGEN
*82. MAIMONIDES
83. JEREMY IRONS
84. His experiments with the chromatic scale made him one of the most influential modern composers, but the Nazis were not impressed: they branded his music degenerate.
ARNOLD SCHOENBERG?
*85. WILLY LOMAN
86. YITZHAK RABIN
*87. ERICH FROMM
*88. ALFRED von SCHLIEFFEN
89. EMILY BALCH
*90. LEON HESS
91. NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
92. FILIPPO BRUNELLESCHI
*93. ERNEST SHACKLETON
94. WILT CHAMBERLAIN
*95. ARTHUR SCHOPENHAUER
*96. ZERO MOSTEL
97. WERNER HEISENBERG
*98. STEVIE WONDER
*99. GROVER CLEVELAND

Associated Words
ORGASM
BOSOM
HANGING
ICE
MONEY
DODGE
NANA
BOBBY
HUMPHREY
LAMONT
DANTON
ALIENS
TEXAS
TWILIGHT

87. ERICH Fromm + 60. Lord CASTLEREAGH - 32. Willa CATHER = ERICH SEGAL, goes with LOVE STORY
14. JACK Sheppard + 73. William WESTMORELAND - 96. Zero MOSTEL = JACK WARDEN, goes with NUMBER SEVEN
67. EDMUND Hillary + 5. Jake GYLLENHAAL - 29. HELMUT LANG = EDMUND HALLEY, goes with COMET
34. JANE Pierce + 7. Maria MONTESSORI - 20. Henry STIMSON = JANE ROE, goes with NORMA (McCorvey)
4. GEORGE Whitefield + 57. Lord CORNWALLIS - 70. Rachel CARSON = GEORGE WILL, goes with BRINKLEY
37. JOHNNY LONGDEN + 93. Ernest SHACKLETON - 52. Pert KELTON = JOHNNY CASH, goes with SUE
8. CYRUS + 99. Grover CLEVELAND - 53. Michael DELL = CYRUS VANCE, goes with CARTER
17. HARRY Reasoner + 62. Niccolo MACHIAVELLI - 42. Joe VALACHI = HARRY LIME, goes with THIRD (Man)
25. FRANK Borman + 12. Robert RAUSCHENBERG - 47. Warren BURGER = FRANK CASHEN, goes with METS
69. HERB Caen + 18. Wallace CAROTHERS - 56. Lorenz HART = HERB SCORE, goes with CLEVELAND
85. WILLY Loman + 21. Cornelius VANDERBILT - 46. Primo LEVI = WILLY BRANDT, goes with BERLIN
95. ARTHUR Schopenhauer + 1. William SHAKESPEARE - 23. Tris SPEAKER = ARTHUR ASHE, goes with RACKET
44. CHARLIE Trotter + 9. George BALANCHINE - 74. James BLAINE = CHARLIE CHAN, goes with NUMBER ONE (son)
98. STEVIE Wonder + 61. Emily DICKINSON - 41. Celine DION = STEVIE NICKS, goes with (Edge of) SEVENTEEN
40. MATTHEW Perry + 82. MAIMONIDES - 16. Kingsley AMIS = MATTHEW MODINE, goes with (Full Metal) JACKET
59. JIMMY Hatlo + 88. Alfred von SCHLIEFFEN - 27. Fulton SHEEN = JIMMY CLIFF, goes with (The) HARDER (They Come)
36. SAMUEL Gompers + 22. Susette LAFLESCHE - 58. Gideon FELL = SAMUEL CHASE, goes with MARYLAND
75. CHRISTOPHER Lowell + 35. Richard BARTHELMESS - 90. Leon HESS = CHRISTOPHER LAMBERT, goes with TARZAN
? ALFRED + 45. Aubrey BEARDSLEY - 19. Nora BAYES = ALFRED REDL, goes with TREASON
? + 84. Arnold SCHOENBERG - 31. Hieronymous BOSCH = ? GREEN, goes with ?

[franktangredi]

Oh, and when did #28 become a definite answer? Granted, it's a little trickily worded, but the book -- and its opening line -- are very very famous. And there are a lot of people who consider it their favorite book of all time. I know my sister does.

[smilergrogan]

Oh, and when did #28 become a definite answer? Granted, it's a little trickily worded, but the book -- and its opening line -- are very very famous. And there are a lot of people who consider it their favorite book of all time. I know my sister does.

Ok, I think the book must be Little Women, then, with the first line about Christmas not being Christmas, and the budding author is the character, JO MARCH, not the book's author.
Not that Jo March could ever take the place of Jane March, but she could go with CHAMBERLAIN, leaving another BLAINE, or LABINE or ALBIEN?

[NellyLunatic1980]

I think we can get rid of the question mark on SCHOENBERG now. He's definitely correct.

[mellytu74]

Anna Wintour + Roger Bannister - Yitzak Rabin = Anna Sten who Sam Goldwyn (?) tried to make a star in NANA.

[NellyLunatic1980]

Oh, and when did #28 become a definite answer? Granted, it's a little trickily worded, but the book -- and its opening line -- are very very famous. And there are a lot of people who consider it their favorite book of all time. I know my sister does.

Ok, I think the book must be Little Women, then, with the first line about Christmas not being Christmas, and the budding author is the character, JO MARCH, not the book's author.
Not that Jo March could ever take the place of Jane March, but she could go with CHAMBERLAIN, leaving another BLAINE, or LABINE or ALBIEN?

Can we put that with DAVID Livingstone and make DAVID BLAINE, who was once frozen in ICE?

[NellyLunatic1980]

#65 is correct with ANDRZEJ WAJDA. The film in question was "A Generation".

I was wondering why such a unique name would be included in this game, but then it hit me... through DANTON, one of the associated words. "Danton" was a 1983 film directed by Andrzej Wajda that co-starred Andrzej Seweryn. I don't know what two names would produce "Seweryn", but this is at least something else to consider.

[franktangredi]

#65 is correct with ANDRZEJ WAJDA. The film in question was "A Generation".

Well, then ... there are two possible answers to this. My apologies. The director I had in mind was involved in what has often been called the most significant postwar movement -- at least, that's what they said when I took film class. But I may be ethnically prejudiced here.

[NellyLunatic1980]

#65 is correct with ANDRZEJ WAJDA. The film in question was "A Generation".

Well, then ... there are two possible answers to this. My apologies. The director I had in mind was involved in what has often been called the most significant postwar movement -- at least, that's what they said when I took film class. But I may be ethnically prejudiced here.

Well, so much for my Andrzej Wajda epiphany...

[smilergrogan]

Googled some answers:
#33 is AMBROISE PARE, that takes care of the Earp possibility
#65 is ROBERTO ROSSELLINI, will go with IRONS to leave ELLIS
#68 is CONSTANCE KENT, will go with KITCHENER to leave REICH (Robert?)
#79 is OLIVER LOVING (Goodnight-Loving Trail), will go with LIVINGSTONE to leave STEIN, messing up the David Blaine possibility
Maybe this means David Ricardo is correct for #11, but on the other hand we need an Alfred. I couldn't confirm which is correct.
#55 is not Alfred Kinsey, and I couldn't confirm whether William Masters' first wife was a lesbian. Maybe he couldn't either.

Unused answers:
2. PAUL EHRLICH
3. ROBERT SCOTT
6. RICHARD BRANSON
11. His writings added the terms “comparative value” and “diminishing returns” to the lexicon of economics.
ALFRED MARSHALL? DAVID RICARDO? ADAM SMITH? THOMAS MALTHUS?
13. SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON
15. GEORG HEGEL
20. HENRY STIMSON
24. HERBERT, EARL KITCHENER
26. RUTH BENEDICT
28. JO MARCH
30. JOHANN PACHELBEL
31. HIERONYMUS BOSCH
38. JOSE ORTEGA Y GASSET
39. One of the most important medieval historians, this Benedictine monk wrote a history of England as well as biographies of Becket and Edward the Confessor.
GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH? AILRED OF RIEVAULX?
49. OTTO HAHN
50. MICHAEL
54. This controversial activist has freely admitted that some of the exploits that brought him to the attention of New Yorkers back in the 1980s never happened.
LARRY KRAMER?
55. He was twenty when he entered medical school with the intention of devoting himself to the study of sex … and still a virgin twelve years later when he finally married – a lesbian.
63. ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL
65. ROBERTO ROSSELLINI
66. JEAN NIDETCH
68. CONSTANCE KENT
71. In 1975 – after a decade of tireless touring and not-too-successful recording – this future member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame finally made his breakthrough with the first of ten consecutive platinum albums.
72. JOHN DUNS SCOTUS
77. ALFRED EISENSTAEDT
78. RAOUL WALLENBURG
80. ARA PARSEGHIAN
81. WILHELM ROENTGEN
83. JEREMY IRONS
84. ARNOLD SCHOENBERG
89. EMILY BALCH
91. NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
92. FILIPPO BRUNELLESCHI
94. WILT CHAMBERLAIN
97. WERNER HEISENBERG

Associated Words
ORGASM
BOSOM
HANGING
ICE
BOBBY
HUMPHREY
LAMONT
DANTON
ALIENS
TEXAS
TWILIGHT

87. ERICH Fromm + 60. Lord CASTLEREAGH - 32. Willa CATHER = ERICH SEGAL, goes with LOVE STORY
14. JACK Sheppard + 73. William WESTMORELAND - 96. Zero MOSTEL = JACK WARDEN, goes with NUMBER SEVEN
67. EDMUND Hillary + 5. Jake GYLLENHAAL - 29. HELMUT LANG = EDMUND HALLEY, goes with COMET
34. JANE Pierce + 7. Maria MONTESSORI - 20. Henry STIMSON = JANE ROE, goes with NORMA (McCorvey)
4. GEORGE Whitefield + 57. Lord CORNWALLIS - 70. Rachel CARSON = GEORGE WILL, goes with BRINKLEY
37. JOHNNY LONGDEN + 93. Ernest SHACKLETON - 52. Pert KELTON = JOHNNY CASH, goes with SUE
8. CYRUS + 99. Grover CLEVELAND - 53. Michael DELL = CYRUS VANCE, goes with CARTER
17. HARRY Reasoner + 62. Niccolo MACHIAVELLI - 42. Joe VALACHI = HARRY LIME, goes with THIRD (Man)
25. FRANK Borman + 12. Robert RAUSCHENBERG - 47. Warren BURGER = FRANK CASHEN, goes with METS
69. HERB Caen + 18. Wallace CAROTHERS - 56. Lorenz HART = HERB SCORE, goes with CLEVELAND
85. WILLY Loman + 21. Cornelius VANDERBILT - 46. Primo LEVI = WILLY BRANDT, goes with BERLIN
95. ARTHUR Schopenhauer + 1. William SHAKESPEARE - 23. Tris SPEAKER = ARTHUR ASHE, goes with RACKET
44. CHARLIE Trotter + 9. George BALANCHINE - 74. James BLAINE = CHARLIE CHAN, goes with NUMBER ONE (son)
98. STEVIE Wonder + 61. Emily DICKINSON - 41. Celine DION = STEVIE NICKS, goes with (Edge of) SEVENTEEN
40. MATTHEW Perry + 82. MAIMONIDES - 16. Kingsley AMIS = MATTHEW MODINE, goes with (Full Metal) JACKET
59. JIMMY Hatlo + 88. Alfred von SCHLIEFFEN - 27. Fulton SHEEN = JIMMY CLIFF, goes with (The) HARDER (They Come)
36. SAMUEL Gompers + 22. Susette LAFLESCHE - 58. Gideon FELL = SAMUEL CHASE, goes with MARYLAND
75. CHRISTOPHER Lowell + 35. Richard BARTHELMESS - 90. Leon HESS = CHRISTOPHER LAMBERT, goes with TARZAN
43. ANNA Wintour + 64. Roger BANNISTER - 86. Yitzhak RABIN = ANNA STEN, goes with NANA
51. MATT Biondi + 76. Luigi PIRANDELLO - 33. Ambroise PARE = MATT DILLON, goes with DODGE
10. BEN Hogan + 48. David LIVINGSTONE - 79. Oliver LOVING = BEN STEIN, goes with MONEY

11. ALFRED Marshall + 45. Aubrey BEARDSLEY - 19. Nora BAYES = ALFRED REDL, goes with TREASON
or
11. DAVID Ricardo + 94. Wilt CHAMBERLAIN - 28. Jo MARCH = DAVID BLAINE, goes with ICE
? + 84. Arnold SCHOENBERG - 31. Hieronymous BOSCH = ? GREEN, goes with ?
3. ROBERT Scott + 24. Herbert KITCHENER - 68. Constance KENT = ROBERT REICH, goes with ?
? + 65. Roberto ROSSELLINI - 83. Jeremy IRONS = ? ELLIS, goes with ?