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Potpourri
100

Who was the lead singer of the band "Queen"?

Freddie Mercury

100

In 2009 M.I.T. cut 8 varsity sports; slashing this one must've saved on greens fees.

Golf

100

String that's a skimpy article of clothing.

G-String
100

"You are barking up...

the wrong tree."

100

A century-old painting of these animals playing poker was one of a pair that fetched $590,400 at a 2005 auction.

Dogs

200

The late Michael Jackson is widely known as the "King of Pop". But who is considered the "Queen of Pop"?

Madonna

200

While writing for this magazine Frank Deford was named Sportswriter of the Year 6 times.

Sports Illustrated

200

Today we call them panties, but in my grandmother's day her 'drawers' or 'knickers' had another name.

Bloomers

200

"That cost me an...

arm and a leg."

200

Astrologically January begins with this sign & ends with Aquarius.

Capricorn

300

Music City U.S.A.

Nashville

300

The race & sports book has special cards to let you do this to your winnings plow them right into the next wager.

Parlay (or Let it Ride)

300

Andrew Cunanan made the list a month before he shot this fashion designer in 1997.

Gianni Versace

300

"We are between a rock and...

a hard place."

300

This system was introduced in U.S. autos in 1978 to help keep control when stopping.

Antilock Brakes (ABS)

400

A curveball or the highness or lowness of a musical tone.

Pitch

400

Punning on a sports drink it's what those driven by loathing are drinking.

Haterade

400

A group of actors, musicians or pieces of clothing working together.

Ensemble

400

"I hate to burst...

your bubble."

400

There are only 12 letters in the alphabet of these American islands.

Hawaii

500

The letter furthest along in the alphabet used to symbolize a note.

G

500

This 3-word phrase often heard in sports copyright disclaimers is the title of an MLB podcast.

Express Written Consent

500

This clothing store chain once has Travel & Safari Clothing Co. as part of its name.

Banana Republic

500

"curiosity...

killed the cat."

500

A G.I. Joe introduced in 2000 is supposed to be one of these Native Americans who were code talkers in WWII.

Navajo
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