Don't forget champions like Jack Archer, Annie McCormick, Peter Catella, Jeff Kaplan, Stephen Nadeth (one of the biggest winners with $79,500), Jon Heaner, Scott Crozier, Terry Ray, David Deutschen, Paul Rouffa, Shelley Galibroot, Ivan Pelley, Daniel DeSamone, Bob Bradbury, Jeff Suto, Sol Solomon, Annie Banfield, Gregory Craig, Margaret Simms, Eve Greenfield, Jim Donnelly, Jennifer Scogdamilia, the legendary Lorri Levine, Eric Ogren, Byron Harvey, Bucky Falk, Tracia Newman, George Sealy (the last champion of the first series).
I think it was much harder to defend your championship in this era of the show having to win the crossword 5 times and winning the sprint 5 times not easy to do
Lorri Levin also retired undefeated as well. I think Bob Bradbury was one of the few males to retire undefeated, with $27,000. One uploader once put Lisa Turner on Scrabble in 1987. One commenter said Lisa Turner also retired undefeated too.
@@richardhernandez4490 Lisa's family by marriage was Pakistani, I believe. Jacquie Culkin retired with almost $40K, and the is the highest known winner in the Bonus Sprint era of the show.
At the end of the August 21, 1989, episode, which originally aired 💨 on NBC Daytime at 10 am Eastern, of course, Aaron. And furthermore, it's spelled original _Scrabble_ contestant Jacqui Calkin (but not Caulkin) won 🏆 $38,000. LOL 😆!
She would of had $43,000 if ALCOHOL word would of say the A in the beginning of the 7 letter word she would become the highest winner in the sprint round.
@@MarioMartinez00170 On the previous ⬅️ episode of the original _Scrabble,_ which originally aired 💨 on NBC Daytime August 18, 1989, at 10 am Eastern, of course.
Adam, this August 21, 1989, episode of the original _Scrabble_ was rerun six years later on USA 🇺🇸 Network October 2, 1995, at 3:30 🕞 pm Eastern. And furthermore, the jackpot 🎰 at the bonus sprint was $6,000, not $8,000 under the description of this video 📼. LOL 😆!
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Jacqui’s time of 11.1 is one I can’t beat.
It’s doable but you’d have to get at least two off the clue and the other two pretty quick.
Jacqui Calkin was one of the best winners of Scrabble, ever.
I didn't take any more than this episode to figure that out. Who in the World could top that?
@devansafer4251 There was one lady before her who had won $35,000. I forgot her name, however. But this was a few weeks before or after Jacqui.
@@PGTransformed It was after Jacqui, and that winner was Lauri Irving.
@@richardhernandez4490 Thank you!!
Don't forget champions like Jack Archer, Annie McCormick, Peter Catella, Jeff Kaplan, Stephen Nadeth (one of the biggest winners with $79,500), Jon Heaner, Scott Crozier, Terry Ray, David Deutschen, Paul Rouffa, Shelley Galibroot, Ivan Pelley, Daniel DeSamone, Bob Bradbury, Jeff Suto, Sol Solomon, Annie Banfield, Gregory Craig, Margaret Simms, Eve Greenfield, Jim Donnelly, Jennifer Scogdamilia, the legendary Lorri Levine, Eric Ogren, Byron Harvey, Bucky Falk, Tracia Newman, George Sealy (the last champion of the first series).
Jacqui Calkin and Lauri Irving were THE TWO BEST SCRABBLE PLAYERS EVER!!!!
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Wow I remember those announcer commercials for a RAW. That takes me back.
jacqui is beautiful and smart
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When the new format began in the $100,000 all-American Tournament, then in December 29, 1986 the new Bonus Sprint was established.
I preferred the Bonus Sprint era.
John Heamer I believe, going from 35 year old memory, won four words in nine seconds to win the $50K in the May 1986 TofC.
Way to go Jacqui!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏
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That’s the first time I saw a contestant not pass the first word in Scrabble Sprint. Wow!
I know, Sean!
I think it was much harder to defend your championship in this era of the show having to win the crossword 5 times and winning the sprint 5 times not easy to do
So, they retire you after deposing of ten bodies, huh?
She was I believe the biggest winner of the Bonus Sprint era of the show. Yvonne Eubank(sp?) won all five bonus Sprints in April 1987 and $35,500.
Lauri Irving was third with $35,000 even.
Lorri Levin also retired undefeated as well. I think Bob Bradbury was one of the few males to retire undefeated, with $27,000. One uploader once put Lisa Turner on Scrabble in 1987. One commenter said Lisa Turner also retired undefeated too.
@@richardhernandez4490 Lisa's family by marriage was Pakistani, I believe. Jacquie Culkin retired with almost $40K, and the is the highest known winner in the Bonus Sprint era of the show.
$30,000 is a lot of money 💵.
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In Just Five Days on SCRABBLE, Jacqui Caulkin has Won a Total of $38,000
At the end of the August 21, 1989, episode, which originally aired 💨 on NBC Daytime at 10 am Eastern, of course, Aaron. And furthermore, it's spelled original _Scrabble_ contestant Jacqui Calkin (but not Caulkin) won 🏆 $38,000. LOL 😆!
She would of had $43,000 if ALCOHOL word would of say the A in the beginning of the 7 letter word she would become the highest winner in the sprint round.
@@MarioMartinez00170 On the previous ⬅️ episode of the original _Scrabble,_ which originally aired 💨 on NBC Daytime August 18, 1989, at 10 am Eastern, of course.
@@jamesmcclelland1414 I had seen it this week when it was put on.
Man, she already won more that 25,000 dollars? Usually you didn't win that much in those days.
Especially with that format
I wonder if Jello Head is still together today?
Who's that person in the chair at 19:05 behind that wall thing?
Jacqui, perhaps?
Jacqui was very pretty.
One CZcams user uploaded all five episodes of Jacqui Calkin on here. I wonder what happened...
I’m sure they’ll be back as Chad Mosher is cleaning up 1989 episodes.
@@shanejones8884 His channel is more popular than ever with him posting these Scrabble episodes. We would also be seeing Lauri Irving's run as well.
Some "wives" have been caught redhanded in it? Shouldn't that be some "people"....? Men/Husbands do dishes too you know.
Adam, this August 21, 1989, episode of the original _Scrabble_ was rerun six years later on USA 🇺🇸 Network October 2, 1995, at 3:30 🕞 pm Eastern. And furthermore, the jackpot 🎰 at the bonus sprint was $6,000, not $8,000 under the description of this video 📼. LOL 😆!
Thanks for the info!
@@Adamdavidk1 My pleasure 😇. And, by the way ↕️, Happy 😊 Holidays 🎄🎁🎅🏻!