FNGD Q4 FRIDAY AUGUST 22 2008 BACK TO THE OLYMPICS

[etaoin22]

B - Irving Wallace, drugstore novelist of the sixties, is the father of a wrirter of Olympian sized reference books.

Especially a book about the Summer Olympics.

Who took back and uses his zeyda's (grandfather's) last name, which had been Americanized by father Irving.

Name this Summer Olympic book writer, (I will settle for the last name)

G - Leo Rosten Americanized his name as Leonard Q Ross for this book, and I infer for the stories as originally in The New Yorker.

"The ___________ of H*Y*M*A*N K*A*P*L*A*N"

Fill in the blank

[mellytu74]

Oh, boy -- I need to remember the spelling.

David Wallichinsky?

It's a fine, fine reference book.

The Education of....

[silvercamaro]

David Wallechinsky

Education

[SportsFan68]

B - Irving Wallace, drugstore novelist of the sixties, is the father of a wrirter of Olympian sized reference books.

Especially a book about the Summer Olympics.

Who took back and uses his zeyda's (grandfather's) last name, which had been Americanized by father Irving.

Name this Summer Olympic book writer, (I will settle for the last name)

I give up. Wallace.

G - Leo Rosten Americanized his name as Leonard Q Ross for this book, and I infer for the stories as originally in The New Yorker.

"The ___________ of H*Y*M*A*N K*A*P*L*A*N"

Fill in the blank

Education

[frogman042]

B - Irving Wallace, drugstore novelist of the sixties, is the father of a wrirter of Olympian sized reference books.

Especially a book about the Summer Olympics.

Who took back and uses his zeyda's (grandfather's) last name, which had been Americanized by father Irving.

Name this Summer Olympic book writer, (I will settle for the last name)

G - Leo Rosten Americanized his name as Leonard Q Ross for this book, and I infer for the stories as originally in The New Yorker.

"The ___________ of H*Y*M*A*N K*A*P*L*A*N"

Fill in the blank

Wallichinsky or something like that

No idea - Joy? (as in the joy of yiddish)

[christie1111]

Sorry Team, don't have either of these.

[secondchance]

B - Irving Wallace, drugstore novelist of the sixties, is the father of a wrirter of Olympian sized reference books.

Especially a book about the Summer Olympics.

Who took back and uses his zeyda's (grandfather's) last name, which had been Americanized by father Irving.

Name this Summer Olympic book writer, (I will settle for the last name)

G - Leo Rosten Americanized his name as Leonard Q Ross for this book, and I infer for the stories as originally in The New Yorker.

"The ___________ of H*Y*M*A*N K*A*P*L*A*N"

Fill in the blank

B Wallichinsky (sp?)

G deflowering

[T_Bone0806]

B - Irving Wallace, drugstore novelist of the sixties, is the father of a wrirter of Olympian sized reference books.

Especially a book about the Summer Olympics.

Who took back and uses his zeyda's (grandfather's) last name, which had been Americanized by father Irving.

Name this Summer Olympic book writer, (I will settle for the last name)

Seymour Bluddopingz

G - Leo Rosten Americanized his name as Leonard Q Ross for this book, and I infer for the stories as originally in The New Yorker.

"The ___________ of H*Y*M*A*N K*A*P*L*A*N"

Fill in the blank

Education[/b]

[kayrharris]

I know about Irving Wallace and he had a book called "The Chapman Report"...
but I can't remember his son's name!!


Education

[etaoin22]

Wallechinsky.

also Book of Lists, People's Almanac, Complete Book of the Winter Olympics


and no doubt many others

Education.

they call this ESL these days

19-31 or so, maybe closer, depends

[ulysses5019]

B - Irving Wallace, drugstore novelist of the sixties, is the father of a wrirter of Olympian sized reference books.

Especially a book about the Summer Olympics.

Who took back and uses his zeyda's (grandfather's) last name, which had been Americanized by father Irving.

Name this Summer Olympic book writer, (I will settle for the last name)

G - Leo Rosten Americanized his name as Leonard Q Ross for this book, and I infer for the stories as originally in The New Yorker.

"The ___________ of H*Y*M*A*N K*A*P*L*A*N"

Fill in the blank

W.....something


Education.....

[peacock2121]

B - Irving Wallace, drugstore novelist of the sixties, is the father of a wrirter of Olympian sized reference books.

Especially a book about the Summer Olympics.

Who took back and uses his zeyda's (grandfather's) last name, which had been Americanized by father Irving.

Name this Summer Olympic book writer, (I will settle for the last name)

G - Leo Rosten Americanized his name as Leonard Q Ross for this book, and I infer for the stories as originally in The New Yorker.

"The ___________ of H*Y*M*A*N K*A*P*L*A*N"

Fill in the blank

LOL - this is my favorite kinda DrCanadaGuy question.

My head is spinning and I am laughing.