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Pee Wee

Pee-wee Herman is a comedic character created and portrayed by American actor and comedian Paul Reubens, embodying a hyperactive, childlike adult with a high-pitched voice, slicked-back hair, and signature gray glen plaid suit paired with a red bow tie.^[1] The character debuted in 1977 during Reubens' tenure with the Los Angeles improv troupe The Groundlings, initially as a prop comic blending bratty antics and absurd humor targeted at adult audiences.^[2] ^[3] Pee-wee achieved mainstream success with the 1981 HBO special The Pee-wee Herman Show, which captured the cult appeal of Reubens' live stage performances, followed by the 1985 feature film Pee-wee's Big Adventure, directed by Tim Burton and chronicling the character's cross-country quest for his stolen bicycle.^[4] The CBS children's television series Pee-wee's Playhouse (1986–1990) further solidified Pee-wee's status as a cultural icon, incorporating innovative puppetry, stop-motion animation, and celebrity guests while earning multiple Daytime Emmy Awards for its creative programming.^[5] ^[6] Reubens revived the character in subsequent projects, including a 2010 Broadway production and the 2016 Netflix film Pee-wee's Big Holiday, demonstrating Pee-wee's enduring appeal despite periods of dormancy.^[7] The character's trajectory included significant setbacks, notably Reubens' July 1991 arrest for indecent exposure at an adult theater in Sarasota, Florida, which prompted CBS to cancel Pee-wee's Playhouse and led to a decade-long hiatus for Pee-wee amid public scrutiny.^[8] Reubens maintained that the incident involved no harm to others and later reflected on its impact in the 2025 HBO documentary Pee-wee as Himself, which explores the blurring of his personal life with the persona.^[9] Reubens, who portrayed Pee-wee exclusively, died of cancer on July 30, 2023, at age 70, marking the end of new performances while preserving the character's legacy in film, television, and stage revivals.^[10]

General Usage and Etymology

Denoting Small Size or Insignificance

"Peewee" functions as an adjective to describe something small, tiny, or diminutive, often applied to children, objects, or entities of reduced scale.^[11]^[12] The term entered usage as a dialectal expression around 1877, likely formed as a rhyming reduplication of "wee," an established word for smallness dating back centuries in English dialects.^[13]^[14] Prior to its adjectival form, "peewee" appeared as a noun in 1848 referring to a small marble used in children's games, underscoring its early association with miniature items.^[13] In denoting insignificance, "peewee" conveys triviality or lack of consequence, as in describing minor leagues or peripheral roles in professional contexts.^[12]^[14] For instance, a demoted athlete might be relegated to "peewee leagues," implying not only smaller scale but also diminished status.^[12] This extension from physical smallness to metaphorical unimportance reflects broader linguistic patterns where size correlates with perceived value, though the term remains primarily tied to literal diminutiveness in everyday application.^[15] Historically, the word's adoption aligns with 19th-century American English vernacular, particularly in informal or regional speech, without evidence of direct influence from unrelated terms like bird calls or childish euphemisms.^[13] By the early 20th century, it gained traction in youth sports classifications, such as peewee hockey or baseball divisions for children typically aged 8 to 12, standardizing its use for age-graded small-scale competitions.^[11] Dictionaries from the late 1800s onward consistently define it as evoking runt-like smallness in animals or people, emphasizing empirical observation of size over abstract symbolism.^[16]^[17]

Childish Euphemisms for Urination or Genitalia

In nursery slang, "pee-wee" has historically denoted either sexual organ, with earliest recorded usage in 19th-century English-speaking contexts as a term for genitalia, particularly the penis of a child or perceived as small.^[18] This diminutive form derives from "pee," a euphemism for urine, combined with "wee" indicating smallness, reflecting a pattern in childish language where bodily functions and parts are softened through reduplication or size qualifiers to mitigate directness.^[18] By the early 20th century, the term extended to urination itself, documented in 1907 as primarily a child's word for the act of passing urine, often in phrases like "do a pee-wee."^[18] Such euphemisms arise from parental efforts to teach bodily propriety without vulgarity, employing innocent-sounding variants that mimic infant babble; "pee-wee" exemplifies this alongside terms like "wee-wee" or "pee-pee," which similarly blend urination references with playfulness.^[19] In American English, it persists in pediatric and early childhood contexts for the penis, underscoring small scale, as in references to a boy's "pee-wee" during potty training or hygiene discussions.^[20] Regional variations exist, with British usage leaning more toward "wee-wee" for urination proper, while "pee-wee" retains stronger genital connotations in U.S. nursery talk, though overlap occurs in transatlantic child-rearing literature from the mid-20th century onward.^[19] Evidence from slang compilations confirms no formal etymological link to adult vulgarity, positioning "pee-wee" as a benign, age-specific evasion rather than coded indecency; its persistence into modern parenting manuals highlights cultural continuity in shielding young children from anatomical precision.^[18] Critics of such terms argue they may inadvertently foster body shame by emphasizing diminutiveness, yet empirical observations in developmental linguistics show they facilitate early communication without evident long-term harm.^[21]

People

Musicians and Singers

Pee Wee Russell (March 27, 1906 – February 15, 1969), born Charles Ellsworth Russell, was an American jazz clarinetist renowned for his unorthodox, expressive style that bridged traditional and modern jazz improvisation.^[22]^[23] He began recording in the 1920s and collaborated with figures like Jack Teagarden and Bobby Hackett, maintaining a career that spanned Dixieland to avant-garde influences until his death from emphysema.^[24] Pee Wee Crayton (December 18, 1914 – June 25, 1985), born Connie Curtis Crayton in Rockdale, Texas, was an influential R&B and blues guitarist and singer associated with the West Coast blues scene.^[25]^[26] His 1948 instrumental hit "Blues After Hours" reached number one on the Billboard R&B chart, and he pioneered the use of the Fender Stratocaster in blues, performing with T-Bone Walker and recording for labels like Modern Records into the 1980s.^[27] Pee-wee Ellis (April 21, 1941 – September 23, 2021), born Alfred James Ellis (originally Rogers), was an American saxophonist, composer, and arranger who shaped funk and soul as James Brown's musical director from 1965 to 1969.^[28]^[29] Credited with co-writing Brown's "Say It Loud – I'm Black and I'm Proud" and innovating the "on the one" beat, Ellis later arranged for Van Morrison and pursued jazz-funk fusion, releasing albums like Home in the Country (1977) and touring Europe until his death from a heart attack.^[28] Pee Wee King (February 18, 1914 – March 7, 2000), born Julius Frank Kuczynski in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, was a country music bandleader, fiddler, and songwriter inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1970.^[30]^[31] Leading the Golden West Cowboys on the Grand Ole Opry from 1937, he co-wrote hits including "Tennessee Waltz" (1950, later a million-seller for Patti Page) and "Slow Poke" (1951), blending polka influences with Western swing and influencing Nashville's sound through television appearances on Grand Ole Opry broadcasts.^[32]^[30]

Rappers and Other Entertainers

Peewee Longway, born Quincy Lamont Williams on August 17, 1984, in Atlanta, Georgia, is an American rapper associated with the city's trap music scene.^[33] He gained prominence through mixtapes like Money, Pounds, Ammunition (2013), a collaboration with Gucci Mane, and subsequent releases under his own imprint, including nine additional tapes before his debut studio album.^[34] Williams, whose uncle introduced him to Gucci Mane, is noted for his unorthodox flow and intonation, often drawing from Atlanta's Zone 3 neighborhood experiences.^[35] ^[36] Ramon "Pee-Wee" Gooden, born April 5, 1970, is an American rapper, producer, and multi-instrumentalist who contributed to Bay Area hip-hop groups such as Digital Underground and Goldie.^[37] Gooden provided keyboards, drums, and rapping on projects like Digital Underground's work and Too Short's Get in Where You Fit In (1993), where he handled live instrumentation.^[38] His production credits extend to early 1990s Oakland scenes, including affiliations with The Dangerous Crew collective.^[39] Irvin Salinas, professionally known as Pee Wee and born December 8, 1988, in Othello, Washington, is a Mexican-American singer, songwriter, dancer, and actor raised in Mission, Texas.^[40] He rose to fame as a lead vocalist for Kumbia Kings and later Kumbia All Starz, blending cumbia with urban influences in albums like Bust a Ritmo. Salinas transitioned to solo work, releasing tracks such as those on Navidad Con PeeWee, and appeared in media tied to his group's Latin pop-cumbia fusion.^[41]

Fictional Characters

Pee-wee Herman is a fictional character created and portrayed by American comedian Paul Reubens, embodying a man-child archetype with childlike exuberance, a distinctive high-pitched voice, and signature attire consisting of a gray suit, white shirt, red bow tie, and short black hair.^[1] The character draws from Reubens' background in avant-garde theater and improv comedy, emerging as an alter ego that satirized children's television tropes while appealing to adult audiences through irreverent humor and pop culture references.^[42] Reubens developed Pee-wee in the late 1970s during performances with the Groundlings improv troupe in Los Angeles, refining the persona through live sketches before its formal debut.^[43] The character's breakthrough came with The Pee-wee Herman Show, a stage production that premiered as a late-night adult-oriented performance on February 7, 1981, at the Groundlings Theatre, later transferring to the Roxy Theatre in West Hollywood for a sold-out run.^[44] The show featured Pee-wee interacting with puppets, human sidekicks, and surreal elements in a playhouse setting, blending vaudeville-style antics with subversive gags unsuitable for children, such as references to adult themes. An HBO special adaptation, filmed live at the Roxy on September 11, 1981, and aired on the network later that year, captured this format and propelled Pee-wee to national cult status.^[44] Pee-wee's media franchise expanded into film with Pee-wee's Big Adventure, a 1985 Warner Bros. release directed by Tim Burton in his feature debut, which grossed over $40 million domestically on a $7 million budget and follows Pee-wee's cross-country quest to recover his stolen red bicycle, encountering eccentric characters along the way.^[4] A sequel, Big Top Pee-wee (1988), shifted to a circus-themed narrative and starred Reubens alongside Valeria Golino and Kris Kristofferson, though it received mixed reviews and underperformed commercially compared to the original.^[1] The character's television pinnacle was Pee-wee's Playhouse, a CBS Saturday morning series that aired from September 13, 1986, to November 17, 1990, spanning 45 half-hour episodes across five seasons and incorporating stop-motion animation, celebrity guests like Whoopi Goldberg and Magic Johnson, and interactive puppetry to promote creativity and anti-drug messages. The show earned 15 Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Children's Program, for its innovative production design and educational yet whimsical content. Later iterations included a 2010 Broadway revival of The Pee-wee Herman Show at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre, which ran for 146 performances and recaptured the original's live energy with updated sketches.^[1] Reubens reprised the role in the Netflix original film Pee-wee's Big Holiday (2016), portraying Pee-wee on a road trip to attend a friend's party, marking a return after a hiatus prompted by Reubens' 1991 arrest for indecent exposure, which had temporarily stalled the character's prominence.^[1] Reubens continued selective appearances as Pee-wee until his death from acute hypoxic respiratory failure due to a six-year battle with cancer on July 30, 2023, at age 70 in Los Angeles.^[45] Posthumous projects, such as the 2025 HBO documentary Pee-wee as Himself, explore Reubens' life and the character's cultural impact, emphasizing Pee-wee's role in bridging underground comedy with mainstream appeal.^[42]

Biology

Birds

The pewee, also spelled peewee, is a vernacular name primarily applied to birds of the genus Contopus within the family Tyrannidae, comprising small to medium-sized tyrant flycatchers adapted for aerial insectivory. These Neotropical and Nearctic species derive their name from repetitive, whistled vocalizations mimicking "pee-wee," "pee-a-wee," or similar phrases, delivered from exposed perches during breeding seasons. Eight species are recognized in the genus, including the eastern wood-pewee (Contopus virens), western wood-pewee (Contopus sordidulus), and tropical pewee (Contopus cinereus), distinguished by subtle plumage variations, geographic ranges, and song dialects.^[46]^[47] The eastern wood-pewee breeds across eastern North America from southern Canada to northern Mexico, favoring deciduous woodlands, forest edges, and suburban woodlots at elevations up to 2,000 meters. Adults measure 13.5–15 cm in length, with olive-gray upperparts, pale underparts, long wings spanning two-thirds of the tail, and a peaked crown; the bill is black above and orange below. Their diet consists mainly of flying insects such as beetles, flies, and moths, captured via short sallying flights from midstory perches. Breeding pairs arrive in northern ranges by late April to early May, constructing open cup nests from grass, bark, and lichen on horizontal branches 3–20 meters high; clutches average 2–3 eggs, incubated primarily by females for 12–13 days. Populations have declined by approximately 50% since the 1960s, attributed to habitat fragmentation and insecticide use, though the species remains common with an estimated North American population of 2.5 million.^[48]^[49] The western wood-pewee occupies similar habitats in western North America and Mexico, extending to open woodlands, riparian zones, and montane forests up to 3,000 meters. Morphologically akin to its eastern counterpart but with duller plumage and a sharper, burrier song ("pee-eer" or "pee-wee"), it migrates to South America for winter, with some individuals tracked traveling over 10,000 km annually. Nesting occurs from May to July, yielding comparable clutch sizes and foraging behaviors, though western populations show less pronounced declines.^[47] In Australia and nearby regions, "peewee" alternatively denotes the magpie-lark (Grallina cyanoleuca), a striking black-and-white passerine unrelated to Contopus, known for its piping calls interpreted as "pee-wee" or "peewit" during territorial duets. This species constructs mud nests on horizontal supports near water, foraging terrestrially for insects and nesting year-round in pairs that defend large territories.^[50]

Geography

Places in the United States

Peewee is an unincorporated populated place in the Southwest District of Wirt County, West Virginia, situated along local roads approximately 10 miles southwest of the county seat, Elizabeth.^[51] The community, which lacks formal municipal boundaries or reported population figures in recent census data, consists primarily of rural residences and farmland amid the Appalachian foothills.^[52] Pee Wee Lake is a small alpine lake spanning about 1 acre in Inyo National Forest, Inyo County, California, within the Sierra Nevada range at an elevation of roughly 10,800 feet.^[53] Named by fisheries biologist Art Schober during stocking efforts in the mid-20th century due to its diminutive size—"a little tiny bit of a thing"—the lake supports introduced trout populations and attracts hikers via trails in the John Muir Wilderness.^[54]^[55] Pee Wee Hollow is a valley feature in Alleghany County, Virginia, with an elevation of 1,837 feet, located near the hamlet of Jordan Mines in the Appalachian region.^[56] Documented in USGS topographic surveys, the hollow drains into nearby streams and exemplifies local terrain shaped by erosion in the Allegheny Mountains.^[57] The name aligns with historical diminutive descriptors in Appalachian toponymy, potentially linked to Algonquian roots for "small" as seen in similar features like Pewee Run.^[58]

Places Elsewhere

Peewee Island is an islet located in Canada, recognized in official geographical nomenclature.^[59] Lac Pee Wee is a lake situated in Quebec, Canada, documented as a named water body by federal naming authorities.^[60] Pee Wee Camp refers to a historical site at East Point in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, where a large camp was established during World War II to house construction workers employed by the Public Works Department and later the Allied Works Council.^[61] The site accommodated personnel involved in wartime infrastructure projects, reflecting the era's rapid mobilization efforts in the region.

Sports and Recreation

Youth Sports Leagues

Pee-wee leagues constitute organized youth sports divisions in North America, primarily for children aged 8 to 12, though age ranges vary by sport and governing body to accommodate physical development and safety. These programs emphasize foundational skill-building, teamwork, and recreation over elite competition, often featuring modified rules such as smaller fields, lighter equipment, and coach-pitch formats to suit young participants.^[62]^[63] By the mid-20th century, pee-wee divisions emerged amid a postwar surge in structured youth athletics, with examples including football leagues established in 1959 and baseball associations formed in 1957 to serve age groups underserved by older programs like Little League.^[64]^[65] In American football, pee-wee categories under organizations like Pop Warner Little Scholars target players aged 9 to 11 (up to 12), with weight limits of 75 to 130 pounds (or 75 to 110 pounds for lighter divisions) to prevent mismatches and injuries.^[62] Ice hockey pee-wee levels, governed by USA Hockey affiliates, typically cover ages 11 to 12, aligning with 12U classifications that prioritize balanced competition through tiered skill groupings (e.g., A, AA, AAA).^[63] Baseball pee-wee leagues often serve younger cohorts, such as grades 1-2 (ages 6-8), using coach-pitch and smaller diamonds to foster hitting and fielding basics before advancing to player-pitch formats.^[66] Participation in pee-wee leagues has expanded into a multibillion-dollar sector, with technology aiding scheduling and municipalities supporting facilities, yet critics note a shift toward intensified competition since the 1960s, potentially displacing unstructured play.^[67]^[68] Local examples persist, such as the Wayne Pee-Wee Football Association operational since 1968 within regional conferences, underscoring enduring community-driven models.^[69]

Games and Toys

Pee-wee games and toys typically refer to miniature or child-scaled versions of recreational and sports equipment, emphasizing portability and accessibility for young players. A prominent example is the Pee Wee Tabletop Hockey Game, manufactured by Eagle Toys Ltd. in Montreal, Canada, circa 1955. This tin and metal game simulates NHL action with fixed players from teams including Montreal, Toronto, Detroit, and New York, using manual puck propulsion via rods or sticks for goal-scoring play.^[70] ^[71] Such tabletop formats extend to other pee-wee designs, like small-scale darts or popper toys, which prioritize safety and simplicity. The Pee Wee Popper, a squeezable air-powered launcher, propels soft foam balls up to 20 feet, serving as an introductory projectile toy for indoor or outdoor use without sharp components.^[72] Pee-wee sports toys further include downsized equipment such as 8.5-inch pee-wee footballs with rubber or composite construction, tailored for children aged 6 and up to mimic adult play while reducing injury risk through softer materials and lighter weight.^[73] ^[74] Similarly, pee-wee basketball sets and mini-derby racing games adapt team sports into compact, rule-light formats suitable for backyard or tabletop engagement.^[75] ^[76] These items, often produced from the mid-20th century onward, reflect a market focus on developmental play, fostering motor skills and strategic thinking in scaled-down environments distinct from full-sized athletic leagues. Vintage pee-wee toys like 12mm glass marbles also support fine-motor games such as counting or sorting, bundled in sets for decorative or play purposes.^[77] Production by companies like Eagle Toys highlights early emphasis on durable, affordable miniatures, though modern variants incorporate plastics for enhanced safety.^[70]

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Voice: ringing, metallic piping call. The names pee-wee and peewit are renderings of part of the common call, given by both sexes singly or in duet. Similar ...
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Peewee Populated Place Profile / Wirt County, West Virginia Data
Peewee: Basic Facts & Information. Peewee is a populated place located within the Southwest District, a minor civil division (MCD) of Wirt County.
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Peewee, WV, Le Roy, WV 25252, US - MapQuest
The neighborhood of Peewee is located in Wirt County in the State of West Virginia. Find directions to Peewee, browse local businesses, landmarks, get current ...
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Pee Wee Lake CA Fishing Reports, Maps & Hot Spots - Fishidy
Pee Wee Lake is a 1 acre lake located in Inyo County.
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Pee Wee Lake - Natural Atlas
Pee Wee Lake is a lake in Inyo National Forest, John Muir Wilderness, Sierra Nevada, CA. View a map of this area and more on Natural Atlas.
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Pee Wee Hollow Topo Map VA, Alleghany County (Alleghany Area)
Pee Wee Hollow Information ; Coordinates: 37.6401258°N, -80.1364459°W ; Approx. Elevation: 1,837 feet (560 meters) ; USGS Map Area: Alleghany ; Feature Type: Valley.
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Pee Wee Hollow, United States - GeoNames
Pee Wee Hollow 560 m. 4778358. T VAL valley. United States US » Virginia VA » Alleghany 005. 37.64013, -80.13645. N 37°38′24″ W 80°08′11″. geotree .kml .rdf.
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Indian Names in Michigan - Project MUSE
Outside Michigan, we have found three examples of it as a place-name: Pee Wee Hollow in Allegheny County, Virginia; Pewee Run in Rockingham County, Virginia ...
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Peewee Island - Place names
Official geographical names data are provided by the federal, provincial and territorial naming authorities of the Geographical Names Board of Canada (GNBC).
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https://geonames.nrcan.gc.ca/search-place-names/unique?id=EJPXT
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Pee Wee Camp, East Point | Things to do in Darwin
A large camp developed on the site during WWII. Built to accommodate construction workers employed by the Public Works Department and later by the Allied Works ...
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About Our Age Divisions - Pop Warner
Ages & Weights: Tackle Football ; JR. PEE WEE (older/lighter), 8-9-10 11*, 60-120 lbs. 60-95 lbs. 129 lbs. 109 lbs. ; PEE WEE (older/lighter), 9-10-11 12*, 75-135 ...Missing: definition | Show results with:definition
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Youth Hockey Levels, Explained
USA YOUTH HOCKEY LEVELS ; Mini Mite (ages 5-6) · Squirt (ages 9-10); Peewee (ages 11-12) ; Age Category: 8 - Age Division: 8 or Under (8U); Age Category: 9-10 - ...
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Long-running Staten Island Pee Wee Football League kills season
Aug 4, 2017 · It's unfortunate what happened to the Staten Island Pee Wee Football League. We both started in 1959." Abruzese said the two leagues had talked ...
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Our History - West Seattle Baseball
The West Seattle Pee Wee Baseball Association was founded in 1957 with 4 teams (sixty-four children). At the time, Little League did not offer baseball to kids ...Missing: origins | Show results with:origins<|separator|>
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League Description and Age Chart
PEEWEE. Grades: 1st and 2nd Ages: 6 – 8. Description: Boy's Pee-Wee League is for boys in 1st and 2nd grades. This league is an instructional, coach-pitch ...<|separator|>
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How Kids' Sports Became a $15 Billion Industry - Time Magazine
Aug 24, 2017 · Major media and retail companies are investing in technology that manages peewee schedules. And municipalities that once vied for minor-league ...
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When Did Competitive Sports Take Over American Childhood?
Sep 20, 2013 · By the 1960s parents and kids spent time together at practices for sports that were part of a national structure: Biddy basketball, Pee Wee ...
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Page - History and Goals - Wayne Pee Wee Football
Wayne Pee-Wee Football Assn. has been providing a quality program for the youth of our community since 1968. All of our Football teams play in the WOJFC.
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Vintage Table Hockey Game 1955 Pee Wee Hockey by Eagle Toys
Sep 27, 2024 · Pee Wee Hockey Table Top Game Circa 1955. Metal / Tin fabrication with players from Montreal, Toronto, Detroit and New York. Made in Canada by Eagle Toys ...
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Vintage Pee Wee Tabletop Hockey Game, Eagle Toys, Made ... - Etsy
Rating 5.0 (614) Rundown: This is a great vintage find! 1955-56 metal Pee Wee tabletop hockey game. Bright colorful paint. Made in Canada by Eagle Toys.
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Pee Wee Size Football - Target
4.7 5.9K · Free delivery over $35Pee Wee Size Footballs for kids aged 6+. Choose from rubber bladder, composite materials, LED light up, and colors like blue, white, and brown.
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Shop Online | United States | Saturnian 1 Sport - Fun Gripper
30-day returnsFun Gripper 8.5" Fireball Football (Pee Wee) Embossed flame design By Saturnian 1. $19.95. Fun ...
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Promo Pee Wee Basketball Sets - Quality Logo Products
In stock $14.99 deliveryEnjoy the guaranteed lowest price on Promo Pee Wee Basketball Sets (sale ends 09/30/25). Click here for a free, no obligation virtual ...<|separator|>
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Pee Wee's Mini Derby - Scout Life magazine
Avoid your opponents and collect all the stars in this raucous racing game. Related. Pee Wee Harris · Pee Wee's games · Top Games · hide and seek havoc game ...
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Big Game Toys~Glass Pee Wee 12mm Marbles (Set of 50) from Bulk ...
Big Game Toys~Glass Pee Wee 12mm Marbles (Set of 50) from Bulk Random Assortment Lot, Decor, vase Filler, Aquarium ; Quantity:1 ; Shipped & Sold by. BGToys.