Game 1: Ann Schuling - ""Makes Racing Silks For Jockeys"" (from Gulfstream, FL) Game 2: June Poplar - ""Sells Life Insurance on Chickens"" (and turkeys, for the Hoffman Singleton Company; from Kansas City, MO, June is also the National Women's Scuba Diving Champion. In 1961, the two-woman team of Mary Edith ""Mel"" Lillis and June Poplar won the first International SCUBA Triathlon competitions in New Orleans.) Game 3: Abe Burrows (as Mystery Guest) (He held up ""yes"" and ""no"" signs to avoid voice recognition.) Game 4: Franz Furtner - ""Balances on One Finger in Circus, the Famous 'UNUS'"" (originally from Vienna, Austria, now from Sarasota, FL, he works for the Barnum & Bailey Circus; Unus is the Latin word for ""one""; On the net, I found this 1953 quote from Ernest Hemingway, printed in a circus magazine: ""In your dreams you watch Unus standing on one finger and you think: Look at such a fine, intelligent and excellent man making his living standing on one finger when most of us can't ev (thetvdb.com)