Game #164: Out of Order!

[mellytu74]

Am I missing something?

there is no anagram for Tucker on the list?

Preston Tucker would go with Howard Hughes.

You already have Howard Hughes matched, don't you?

ACk! Yes - Clifford Irving.

I am looking so hard for someone to match with Sturges

[Pastor Fireball]

Do we have a Kevin anywhere, by chance? Tundra anagrams to Durant.

[Pastor Fireball]

88. Alessandro Volta goes with 16. Luigi + Galvani (Vaginal)

[Pastor Fireball]

There's one pair in particular that I am shocked nobody has spotted. You should certainly have been looking for it!

Oh, for f**k's sake!

28. Norman Mailer goes with 74. Frank + Tangredi (Red Giant)... even though Frank hates that guy.

[Pastor Fireball]

43. Lance Armstrong goes with 56. Greg + LeMond (Old Men)

Second use of 86. Patrick Stewart here, as he co-starred on ST:TNG with 61. Michael + Dorn (Dr. No)

We're also looking for partial matches with:

8. Jean + Arp (Rap)
35. Francisco + Goya (Yoga)
??. Gustav + Mahler (Harlem)

and possibly this one if Carl Lewis is right and the Ernst Chain partial is wrong:

5. Carl + Icahn (China)

[mrkelley23]

43. Lance Armstrong goes with 56. Greg + LeMond (Old Men)

Second use of 86. Patrick Stewart here, as he co-starred on ST:TNG with 61. Michael + Dorn (Dr. No)

We're also looking for partial matches with:

8. Jean + Arp (Rap)
35. Francisco + Goya (Yoga)
??. Gustav + Mahler (Harlem)

and possibly this one if Carl Lewis is right and the Ernst Chain partial is wrong:

5. Carl + Icahn (China)

5. is definitely Edwin Moses, but we might get our Carl back at 54., if that's Carl Jung.

The physicist who studied electroscopy, circuit theory, and blackbody radiation is Gustav Kirchhoff, which gives you the partial for Mahler.

[jarnon]

72. He was the last British Prime Minister to have previously served as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Winston Churchill?

There must have been at least one after that; I remember ministers moving from Number 11 to Number 10. Sure enough, the most recent was GORDON BROWN.

[jarnon]

57. RACHEL HUNTER + BILSON (Lisbon) = 95. HAYDEN CHRISTENSEN

[Pastor Fireball]

Puritans anagrams to Rasputin, so we're looking for a Gregory or Grigori.

[mellytu74]

Puritans anagrams to Rasputin, so we're looking for a Gregory or Grigori.

Could be the Catherine the Great lover in #55.

[mrkelley23]

Puritans anagrams to Rasputin, so we're looking for a Gregory or Grigori.

Could be the Catherine the Great lover in #55.

Might be Grigory Potemkin

Didn't someone else point out that Eleanor Smeal would make a good fit for Eleanor Roosevelt and Salem on the word list? She could then go with the clue about a NOW president.I could swear someone's already posted that , but I couldn't find it.

31. is Carlos Finlay. I went ahead and looked it up -- didn't see anyone coming up with that spontaneously.

[Pastor Fireball]

72. He was the last British Prime Minister to have previously served as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Winston Churchill?

There must have been at least one after that; I remember ministers moving from Number 11 to Number 10. Sure enough, the most recent was GORDON BROWN.

I'm gonna bet that he connects to his successor as British PM, David Cameron. We have the anagram (Romance), but we need a David.

[mellytu74]

72. He was the last British Prime Minister to have previously served as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Winston Churchill?

There must have been at least one after that; I remember ministers moving from Number 11 to Number 10. Sure enough, the most recent was GORDON BROWN.

I'm gonna bet that he connects to his successor as British PM, David Cameron. We have the anagram (Romance), but we need a David.

32. This peace activist drove an ambulance during the Spanish Civil War and was imprisoned for failing to show up for his draft physical during World War II, but he gained wider fame when he was arrested for his efforts to protest a later war.

DAVID DELLINGER

[jarnon]

I'll post a consolidation late tonight. It'll have these new matches:

32. DAVID DELLINGER + CAMERON (Romance) = 72. GORDON BROWN
55. GRIGORY POTEMKIN + RASPUTIN (Puritans) = 85. NICHOLAS II

and these recent partials:

50. GUSTAV KIRCHHOFF + MAHLER (Harlem) = ?
33. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT + SMEAL (Salem) = 82. NOW president

I didn't know who Nathanael West was till I looked him up in Wikipedia. I found two possible connections:

RKO assigned the film, eventually released as Suspicion (1941), to ALFRED HITCHCOCK; but Hitchcock already had his own, substantially different, screenplay. Hitchcock's screenplay was written by Samson Raphaelson, Joan Harrison (Hitchcock's secretary), and Alma Reville (Hitchcock's wife).

West ran a stop sign in El Centro, California, resulting in a collision in which he and McKenney were killed. (Their deaths occurred the day after that of F. SCOTT FITZGERALD.)

If Hitchcock had used West's script, or if West and Fitzgerald had died the same day, it would be a definite match.

Of course I know who Jessica Lange is, but I just learned that:

From 1976 to 1982, she was partnered with renowned Russian ballet dancer MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV, with whom she had her first child, Aleksandra ("Shura") Baryshnikov (born 1981).

Jean Arp is also a new name to me. He was a Dada artist, as was MARCEL DUCHAMP.

[jarnon]

Alma, tell us!
All modern women are jealous.
Which of your magical wands
Got you GUSTAV and WALTER and Franz?

[franktangredi]

Alma, tell us!
All modern women are jealous.
Which of your magical wands
Got you GUSTAV and WALTER and Franz?

Yay!

[mellytu74]

Of course I know who Jessica Lange is, but I just learned that:

From 1976 to 1982, she was partnered with renowned Russian ballet dancer MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV, with whom she had her first child, Aleksandra ("Shura") Baryshnikov (born 1981).

OMG - I KNEW this and had forgotten all about it.

65. JESSICA SAVITCH + LANGE (Angel) = 7. MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV

ALSO

60. This metaphysical poet saw Eternity the other night and didn’t even Tweet about it.

HENRY VAUGHN

82. During her tenure as president of NOW, she engaged in more than 80 debates with Phyllis Schafly over the ERA, but earned the enmity of some members over her advocacy of equal custody rights for men in divorce cases.

I thought this might be Eleanor Smeal but it is KAREN DECROW

[mellytu74]

I didn't know who Nathanael West was till I looked him up in Wikipedia. I found two possible connections:

RKO assigned the film, eventually released as Suspicion (1941), to ALFRED HITCHCOCK; but Hitchcock already had his own, substantially different, screenplay. Hitchcock's screenplay was written by Samson Raphaelson, Joan Harrison (Hitchcock's secretary), and Alma Reville (Hitchcock's wife).

West ran a stop sign in El Centro, California, resulting in a collision in which he and McKenney were killed. (Their deaths occurred the day after that of F. SCOTT FITZGERALD.)

If Hitchcock had used West's script, or if West and Fitzgerald had died the same day, it would be a definite match.

I had been looking for a West match. Edmund Wilson; the editor was his good friend.

But, as I read further, turns out F Scott and the Wests were friends. The week before he died, F Scott and Sheila Graham were at the Wests' home playing charades.

SO, F Scott it is.

http://www.thomaslarson.com/publication ... tiful.html

[mellytu74]

Alma, tell us!
All modern women are jealous.
Which of your magical wands
Got you GUSTAV and WALTER and Franz?

Yay!

I am a chowderhead

50. GUSTAV KIRCHHOFF + MAHLER (Harlem) = 68. WALTER GROPIUS

IT. WAS. THERE.

[mellytu74]

There's one pair in particular that I am shocked nobody has spotted. You should certainly have been looking for it!

Oh, for f**k's sake!

28. Norman Mailer goes with 74. Frank + Tangredi (Red Giant)... even though Frank hates that guy.

I LOVE THIS!!!!!

[mellytu74]

13. This leading figure of the Chicago jazz scene was a professional banjoist by the age of sixteen.

MAX MILLER?? EDDIE CONDON? (Although was Condon a Chicago or New York guy)?

27. One of the philosophical architects of German Romanticism, he was also he son-in-law of the philosopher Moses Mendelssohn.

KARL WILHELM FRIEDRICH SCHLEGEL

34. The same year he published The Rules of Sociological Method, he also set up the first department of sociology at any university in Europe.

EMILE DURKHEIM

71. This general served as Commander-in-Chief of the German army at the outset of World War II, but was forced into retirement after the failure of the Nazi assault on Moscow.

WALTHER VON BRAUCHITSCH

[jarnon]

UPDATED CONSOLIDATION


Identify the 100 people in the clues below. Then, match two of the names with one of the Associated Words according to a Tangredi, or principle you must discover for yourself. Forty of the names will be used twice, each time in a different capacity.

1. *BILL CLINTON
2. *WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART
3. WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY
4. *JACKIE GLEASON
5. EDWIN MOSES
6. *EDWARD TELLER
7. *MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV
8. *JEAN JACQUES ROUSSEAU
9. **HUGH HEFNER
10. **MARCEL DUCHAMP
11. J.E.B. STUART
12. *GIUSEPPE MAZZINI

13. This leading figure of the Chicago jazz scene was a professional banjoist by the age of sixteen.
MAX MILLER or EDDIE CONDON?

14. **MILTON FRIEDMAN
15. *EMPORER CHARLES V
16. *LUIGI PIRANDELLO
17. *SID LUCKMAN
18. *DIANA RIGG
19. *HAROLD KROTO
20. ANNE BOLEYN
21. **AL CAPONE
22. **JAMES BOND
23. *MARIO BATALI
24. CLAUDE HOPKINS
25. *LES PAUL
26. *ANTONÍN NOVOTNÝ
27. KARL WILHELM FRIEDRICH SCHLEGEL
28. **NORMAN MAILER
29. *ROBINSON CANO
30. PRESTON STURGES

31. This Cuban epidemiologist is best remembered for being the first to postulate that a virulent disease was borne by the Aedes aegypti.

32. *DAVID DELLINGER
33. *ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
34. EMILE DURKHEIM
35. *FRANCISCO VÁSQUEZ DE CORONADO
36. *JACK ANDERSON
37. *COLIN POWELL
38. *BILLY BIGELOW

39. This German biologist and naturalist coined such terms as ecology, phylogeny, stem cell, and phylum.

40. **JOHNNY MERCER
41. **MARY BOLAND
42. *F. SCOTT FITZGERALD
43. *LANCE ARMSTRONG
44. *RALPH WALDO EMERSON
45. **ROGER PENSKE
46. *CLARENCE THOMAS
47. **DR. BOB
48. GARY COOPER
49. *GEORGES SIMENON
50. *GUSTAV KIRCHHOFF
51. *ANTONIO PROHIAS

52. His total of 38 Number One hits on the Billboard country music chart is exceeded only by George Strait and Conway Twitty.
GARTH BROOKS, GEORGE JONES, MERLE HAGGARD or RONNIE MILSAP?

53. KYLE ROTE JR.

54. A colleague of Freud, he broke away from the Freudian school of psychoanalysis to form his own school of “individual psychology.” (Sigmund was pissed.)

55. *GRIGORY POTEMKIN
56. *GREG ABBOTT
57. *RACHEL HUNTER
58. FRANK SHERWOOD ROWLAND
59. AUBREY VICTOR "DIT" CLAPPER
60. HENRY VAUGHN
61. *MICHAEL COLLINS
62. *BISHOP FULTON SHEEN
63. *CAT STEVENS
64. *SIR ALFRED HITCHCOCK
65. *JESSICA SAVITCH
66. *BUGS BUNNY
67. *DRED SCOTT
68. *WALTER GROPIUS
69. *ALBERT DESALVO

70. DJMQ: He was the original choreographer of such classic ballets as La Esmerelda, Ondine, and, of course, Giselle.

71. *WALTHER VON BRAUCHITSCH
72. *GORDON BROWN
73. *LEO BAEKELAND
74. **FRANK BEARD
75. *CLIFFORD ODETTS
76. *RAYMOND BERRY
77. **DREW CAREY

78. This archaeologist is best known for unearthing a 9000 year-old Bronze Age palace on an island in the Mediterranean.

79. A student of Martin Luther, this theologian published the first translation of the Pentateuch into Danish.

80. The company he founded in 1906 – and which is still going strong today – was one of the first to include nutritional labels on its products and the very first to offer prizes for children inside its boxes.
WILL KEITH KELLOGG?

81. OLEG CASSINI
82. *KAREN DECROW
83. *MARILYN HORNE
84. **TONY ZALE
85. *TSAR NICHOLAS II
86. **PATRICK STEWART
87. **DANIEL DEFOE
88. *ALESSANDRO VOLTA
89. *SIR JOHN FALSTAFF
90. FRANK BOAS
91. *JERRY GARCIA

92. Among third basemen, only Brooks Robinson and George Brett appeared in more consecutive All-Star Games than this Omaha-born Hall of Famer.
EDDIE MATHEWS or WADE BOGGS?

93. *NATHANEAL GREENE
94. *HOWARD HUGHES
95. *HAYDEN CHRISTENSEN

96. This philosopher’s magnum opus is divided into three parts – the first part dealing with the nature of God and of man; the second part dealing with morality; and the unfinished third part dealing with Christ and the end of the world.
SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS?

97. **GEORGE GORDON, LORD BYRON
98. PIERRE AUGUSTE RENOIR
99. *SIR ALEXANDER FLEMING
100. *RICHARD NIXON


MATCHES

21. AL CAPONE + UNSER (Nurse) = 45. ROGER PENSKE
37. COLIN POWELL + MOCHRIE (Homeric) = 77. DREW CAREY
84. TONY ZALE + CURTIS (Citrus) = 69. ALBERT DESALVO
45. ROGER PENSKE + TANEY (Yenta) = 67. DRED SCOTT
38. BILLY BIGELOW + GIBBONS (Sobbing) = 74. FRANK BEARD
87. DANIEL DEFOE + CRAIG (Cigar) = 22. JAMES BOND
66. BUGS BUNNY + MORAN (Roman) = 21. AL CAPONE
44. RALPH WALDO EMERSON + KRAMDEN (Denmark) = 4. JACKIE GLEASON
40. JOHNNY MERCER + UNITAS (Austin) = 76. RAYMOND BERRY
29. ROBINSON CANO + CRUSOE (Source) = 87. DANIEL DEFOE
19. HAROLD KROTO + ARLEN (Renal) = 40. JOHNNY MERCER
9. HUGH HEFNER + SLOAN (Salon) = 100. RICHARD NIXON
83. MARILYN HORNE + MORENO (No More!) = 9. HUGH HEFNER
10. MARCEL DUCHAMP + CERDAN (Dancer) = 84. TONY ZALE
14. MILTON FRIEDMAN + BERLE (Rebel) = 62. FULTON SHEEN
75. CLIFFORD ODETTS + IRVING (Virgin) = 94. HOWARD HUGHES
25. LES PAUL + ASPIN (Spain) = 1. BILL CLINTON
26. ANTONÍN NOVOTNÝ + SCALIA (Calais) = 46. CLARENCE THOMAS
97. GEORGE GORDON, LORD BYRON + HALAS (Lhasa) = 17. SID LUCKMAN
77. DREW CAREY + PEARSON (Persona) = 36. JACK ANDERSON
28. NORMAN MAILER + BATES (Beast) = 64. ALFRED HITCHCOCK
73. LEO BAEKELAND + SZILARD (Lizards) = 6. EDWARD TELLER
63. CAT STEVENS + CORA (Orca) = 23. MARIO BATALI
47. DR. BOB + WEIR (Wire) = 91. JERRY GARCIA
22. JAMES BOND + GARNER (Ranger) = 47. DR. BOB
12. GIUSEPPE MAZZINI + VERDI (Diver) = 89. JOHN FALSTAFF
51. ANTONIO PROHIAS + SALIERI (Israeli) = 2. WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART
41. MARY BOLAND + SHELLEY (Hell, Yes!) = 97. GEORGE GORDON, LORD BYRON
15. CHARLES V + RUGGLES (Slugger) = 41. MARY BOLAND
86. PATRICK STEWART + MACNEE (Menace) = 18. DIANA RIGG
16. LUIGI PIRANDELLO + GALVANI (Vaginal) = 88. ALESSANDRO VOLTA
74. FRANK BEARD + TANGREDI (Red Giant) = 28. NORMAN MAILER
56. GREG ABBOTT + LEMOND (Old Men) = 43. LANCE ARMSTRONG
61. MICHAEL COLLINS + DORN (Dr. No) = 86. PATRICK STEWART
57. RACHEL HUNTER + BILSON (Lisbon) = 95. HAYDEN CHRISTENSEN
32. DAVID DELLINGER + CAMERON (Romance) = 72. GORDON BROWN
55. GRIGORY POTEMKIN + RASPUTIN (Puritans) = 85. NICHOLAS II
65. JESSICA SAVITCH + LANGE (Angel) = 7. MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV
8. JEAN JACQUES ROUSSEAU + ARP (Rap) = 10. MARCEL DUCHAMP
50. GUSTAV KIRCHHOFF + MAHLER (Harlem) = 68. WALTER GROPIUS
33. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT + SMEAL (Salem) = 82. KAREN DECROW
93. NATHANEAL GREENE + WEST (Stew) = 42. F. SCOTT FITZGERALD


PARTIAL MATCHES

ARTHUR? + LAFFER (Raffle) = 14. MILTON FRIEDMAN
JULES? + MAIGRET (Ragtime) = 49. GEORGES SIMENON
FRANZ? + HALDER (Herald) = 71. WALTHER VON BRAUCHITSCH
ERNST? + CHAIN (China) = 99. ALEXANDER FLEMING
LIONEL? + HAMPTON (Phantom) = 13. Chicago jazz musician
KEVIN? + DURANT (Tundra) = ?
35. FRANCISCO VÁSQUEZ DE CORONADO + GOYA (Yoga) = ?


UNMATCHED WORDS

Car Wash
Grease
Demons
Deer
Horse
Great Dane
Paris
Borneo
Lakers
Bruin
Oilman
Subteen
Old Men
Darlin’
O. Henry
Lavender
Red Meats
Comet
Clearly
Ode
Camera
Not Me!

[mellytu74]

52. MERLE + OBERON (Borneo) + 20. ANNE BOLEYN

She played Boleyn to Frank's favorite actor in The Private Life of Henry VIII


90. FRANZ (not Frank) BOAS + HALDER (Herald) = 71. WALTHER VON BRAUCHITSCH

[mellytu74]

Turns out, on several Stanley Cup winners, Dit Clapper played with a hockey player I have heard of...

13. EDDIE + SHORE (Horse) + 59. DIT CLAPPER

[Estonut]

13. This leading figure of the Chicago jazz scene was a professional banjoist by the age of sixteen.

MAX MILLER?? EDDIE CONDON? (Although was Condon a Chicago or New York guy)?

This was Eddie Condon.