Questions Round 2 by jsparkyp

Football – On March 27, 2017 in Phoenix, the NFL owners voted 31-1 in favor of the Raiders move to Las Vegas. What AFC East team's owner delivered the only dissenting vote? (edited at 9:06 pm, September 19, 2022 (EDT))

Government - What do the initials NOAA stand for?

Music – Name two of the three albums that comprise Bob Dylan’s so-called “Christian trilogy”.

Television – In 1969 the producers of the Hollywood Squares ran a Saturday morning version with youngsters as contestants called The Storybook Squares. Instead of having celebrities on as themselves, they would dress up as characters from literature and history. There was one person who appeared in both shows as the same character, although not from literature or history; who was that?

Baseball - In 1983, it was made mandatory for new players to use a helmet with at least one earflap when they enter the batter’s box. Players who started their careers before then were allowed to continue to wear a helmet without ear flaps. Retiring in 2002, what Hall of Famer was the last to wear a batting helmet that was flapless?

Music – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s last instrumental composition was a concerto for what wind instrument and orchestra?

International internet - What country’s internet code is .at?

Products of Yore – What line of men’s cologne and after shave used in its television commercials the tagline, “Be careful how you use it”?

Movies - Psycho was Alfred Hitchcock's last black & white movie; what was his penultimate?   

Television - What sitcom, which aired on NBC from 1972 to 1977, had a theme song that was entitled “The Streetbeater”?