the stick and wooden things

it's called a "peewee"....and good luck finding one...on the internet at least. i'm guessing if you try and type in peewee into google you're not going to find..well...what you were looking for.

There are tradition pub games in England that use bat and ball which are described at http://www.tradgames.org.uk/games/Bat-Ball.htm. Here you'll find details of a game called Nipsy in which an object is knocked into the air and then hit as far as possible. It originated in South Yorkshire and is apparently closely related to a chilren's game called Billet played in Lancashire - which is the county where Stan was born.

not too sure what they call the stick to whack the pee wees with, but I know my dad gave my sister one that he might have made or someone else made them. I remember one side of the stick had a flattened out area and the pee wees are best made on a wood lathe or even whittled out of a round wooden dowel. Easier to make than to master using it. They must have done quite a few takes before Stan hit it with such deft.

It's "Tip-Cat"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tip-cat

Eight divided by one-half equals four squared!

They are real, but I don't know what they're actually called.

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