Carla: What was the lowest round ever recorded in a PGA-sanctioned golf tournament?
Woody: Fifty-nine, Al Geiberger.
Carla: He's right.
Norm: All right, Woody.
Carla: Who was the oldest heavyweight champion?
Woody: Jersey Joe Walcott.
Norm: Yeah. Bingo.
Carla: All right, those were easy questions.
Cliff: Two for two.
Carla: You're gonna choke on this one. Who was the only pitcher to ever lose a one-hitter in the World Series?
Woody: Bill Bevans.
Carla: He did it.
Norm: All right.
Woody: New York Yankees, 1947, against the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Norm: All right. That's good, Woody.
Woody: Goodwoody. Elmer Goodwoody, shortstop, Boston Beaneaters.
Cliff: It's all right, buddy, take a rest.
Woody: Take A Rest, winner of the California Derby, 1959. [Norm and Cliff start dragging Woody's chair into the back room] Ten-eighty to win, six-forty to place, three-twenty to show.