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TRIVIA ’88: A TAXING CONTEST A new champion was crowned in 90 FM's TRIVIA '68: A TAXING CONTEST. “Substation, a perennial top ten finisher, was able to answer a 300-point question in the final hour to take the lead and win the contest with 5,970 points. “Network, ” who was leading for nearly the entire marathon, finished second with 5,755 points. Finishing third was last year's champion, “No Thing Up Ted Cassidy's Sleeve, with 5,530 points. In fourth place with 5,375 points was “Mutated Members. Rounding out the top five was the high school team of “The Royal Order of Tarboosh, with 5,185 points. Over 7,000 players competed in the 90 FM Trivia Contest, with approximately 900 players from out of state. Throughout the 54 hour contest, 326 teams answered 8 questions every hour ranging in point value from 5 to 500 points. And, for all of you who could not last until the final 500 point question, here it is as asked by writer Jim Oliva: It sure is amazing how you sometimes just get real thirsty during the course of TRIVIA weekend. Heaven knows that I do. But this year, I had a special thirst for one of America's best loved thirst quenchers from the past that I never had the opportunity to taste, maybe one of you did. I hope you remembered to keep the list of the ingredients. For 500 trivia points, name the ingredients listed on an 8.5 ounce bottle of “R-Pep. My mouth waters just thinking about it. Remember, you must be exact. Answer: “Prune juice, true fruit extractives from other fruits and berries, cane sugar, fruit acid and carbonation by Peter Kempen. 12
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