Bears
This former Chicago Bears coach is in both the College & Pro Football Halls of Fame as a player
Mike Ditka
Fractional equivalent of 0.25
1/4
Game where Col. Mustard might have done it in the kitchen with a rope
Clue
It was invented in 1911 by Hans Geiger
the Geiger counter
Seat for tickling the ivories and then lifting a weight bar upward while lying down
piano bench press
As his name suggests, the Bears' Willie Thrower was the first black player at this position in the NFL, 10/18/53
quarterback
The number of zeros in 1 trillion
12
Only move in chess in which two pieces are moved at once
castling
Guinness Book of World Records lists it as the top-selling copyrighted book in publishing history
Guinness Book of World Records
Fish eats plankton & is eaten by another & still another fish, then by man who's part of a group of convicts working outside
food chain gang
The university where the Chicago Bears played their home games in 2002
University of Illinois
Mathematical function people in the Bible, especially Genesis, were always going forth & doing
multiplying
Inspired by Viking history, Klaus Teuber created this board game that debuted in 1995
Settlers of Catan
New Zealand's anthems are "God Save The Queen" & "God Defend" this
New Zealand
A difficult spot for a square peg turns into an eagle on a par 3
a round hole in one
This man coached the Chicago Bears for 40 years--4 non-consecutive 10-year periods
George Halas
Distance you've run if you've covered 5,280 YARDS
3 miles
In 1979, 1 1/2 times as much money for this game was printed in the U.S. as real money
Monopoly
Voltaire said it was "neither holy, nor Roman, nor an empire"
the Holy Roman Empire
A venue for volleys & lobs where violators of military law are prosecuted
a tennis court-martial
This player's number was 34
Walter Payton
The number of people where the odds are even that at least 2 share the same birthday
23
In a standard deck, the number of red face cards
6
Reason men do not tend to marry their widows' sisters
they're dead
Our nation's capital newspaper-caused psychological pain following an event of actual or threatened bodily harm
the Washington Post traumatic stress disorder