Baseball Trivia
The only player in history to hit a walk-off-inside-the-park grand slam home run.
Roberto Clemente
This river flows through the city of Paris.
The Seine River
The number of paintings Van Gogh sold in his lifetime.
One
A hole score of one stroke under par.
A Birdie
This everyday word for a warm, delicious beverage comes from the Arabic word, "qahwah".
Coffee
The first African American player inducted into the Hall of Fame who had NOT played in the Negro Leagues.
Bob Gibson
This ocean is the largest by surface area.
The Pacific Ocean
Degas specialized in painting pictures about which of the arts.
Ballet
The color of the jacket worn by a Masters golf champion.
Green
This six-letter word, meaning the study of the origin and history of words, comes from Greek roots meaning "the meaning of a word from its origin and "word".
Etymology
The only player who appeared in a World Series game at both Wrighley Field and Comiskey Park in Chicago.
Babe Ruth
The largest island in the world that is not a continent.
Greenland
This artist was most famous for his paintings of the Moulin Rouge.
Toulouse Lautrec
The term for the person who carries the golfer's bag and clubs.
Caddie
This distress signal is derived from the French phase "m'aider", meaning help me.
MayDay
What former Yankee, was the only Rookie of the Year Award winner to be a Seattle Pilot, only to be traded to the Kansas City Royals before the season began.
Lou Piniella
The smallest country in the world by land area.
Vatican City
"Water Lillies" was painted by this famous Impressionist painter as well as my Katherine Jalet.
Claude Monet
First Spanish golfer to win the US Open.
Jon Rahm
This English word meaning "danger" or "risk", which also gives its name to a popular game show, derives from an Old French chess term "jeu parti", meaning a close game or a game with even chances.
Jeopardy
DAILY DOUBLE
The nine-time All-Star and the 1971 National League Most Valuable Player who totaled 2,342 hits in 18 big league seasons.
The deepest ocean trench in the world.
The Mariana Trench
This true Renaissance man, had a fascinating life beyond his famous art. He was a talented musician, an accomplished inventor, and a skilled anatomist, among many other things. He was also left-handed and wrote backwards, a style known as mirror writing.
Leonardo da Vinci
DAILY DOUBLE
Turnberry Golf Course in Ayrshire, Scotland, is owned by which American billionaire.
This eight-letter word for a reaction against a trend comes from an engineering term for a sudden jolt by a gap in machine parts.
Backlash