Michael D. "Stew" Stewart

QUESTIONS

1. In 1920 the American Professional Football Association was formally organized. The league’s name was changed in 1922 to the National Football League. Only two teams remain in existence today that competed in the APFA in its inaugural season. Who are they?
2. Roosevelt won the 1932 election. Who did he run against?
3. Napoleon suffered from Aelurophobia. What is it the fear of?
4. What creature called reem in Hebrew mentioned in Deuteronomy?
5. Who wrote the book The Puppet Masters later a film?

ANSWERS

1. Cardinals and Bears
2. Herbert Hoover
3. Cats
4. Unicorn – but Reem has 2 horns
5. Robert Heinlein

QUESTIONS

1. Name one of the only two non-kickers to lead the NFL in scoring in a regular season during the 1980s.
2. When did the U.S. Treasury first print paper money?
3. Which western writer created Hopalong Cassidy?
4. William Perks became more famous as this Rocking and Rolling Star?
5. French word meaning growth is applied to top quality wines?

ANSWERS

1. Marcus Allen and Jerry Rice
2. 1862
3. Louis L’Amour
4. Bill Wyman
5. Cru

QUESTIONS

1. Who were the original five players elected to baseball’s hall of fame in 1936 and which one played for only one team during his entire Major League career?
2. What was the highest denomination bill that is not used by the public but is used by who and who is on the bill?
3. What sin have inhabitants of Dante’s first circle of hell committed?
4. In Sesame Street name the two headed friendly monster?
5. Where would you find your natal cleft?

ANSWERS

1. Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, Christy Mathewson, Babe Ruth, and Honus Wagner), Walter Johnson – Washington Senators (Cobb, Matthewson and Wagner played for two teams and the Babe, of course, for three)
2. 100,000 bills used by the Federal Reserve Banks. Woodrow Wilson.
3. Pride – they are crushed by stones
4. Frank and Stein
5. Ass it’s the crack