TV TRIVIA
Jim Henson coined this word from a combination of "marionette" & "puppet"
muppet
N.Y.C.'s "Capital of Black America", named by Dutch for a city in Holland
Harlem
Detroit baseball Bengals
the Tigers
Where Armstrong left the footprint of his one small step
the moon
Pronounced one way it's a fish, the other a deep male voice
bass
David Janssen's private eye with the last name Orwell
Harry O
Founded by Wm. Penn, it became 2nd largest city in British Empire
Philadelphia
1982's "sweet" welterweight champ
Sugar Ray Leonard
In 1964 we got the 1st report from the surgeon general linking illness & these
cigarettes
It makes a football sail, or a student not fail
pass
Yancy's fancy pistol
derringer
Gov. Peter Stuyvesant's Manhattan farm, now the city's skid row
the Bowery
The 7-10 is one in bowling
a split
Even with Communist denouncement this dance was popular behind the Iron Curtain in '63
the Twist
Hamlet's thing to catch the conscience of the king
a play
Cook Graham Kerr was known as this
The Galloping Gourmet
"Pennsylvania Dutch" settlers came from there
Germany
Most prestigious award in yachting named for boat which first won it in 1851
the America's Cup
In December '64 the New York International Airport changed its name to this
John F. Kennedy Airport
A little off the top & sides or tinsel on a tree
trim
From the Swahili word for "doctor", the show featured a cross-eyed lion
Daktari
Slavery was at first banned in this southern colony founded by Oglethorpe
Georgia
Name of this 2-day track event is Greek for "10 contests"
decathlon
Independent southern presidential candidate who considered Colonel Sanders as a running mate
George Wallace
Miss Ohio's reads "Miss Ohio"; Miss Idaho's reads "Miss Idaho"
a sash