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How well do you know these Leave It to Beaver sports situations?
Will you knock this quiz out of the park?
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Wally Cleaver, played by Tony Dow, will always be remembered as the classic All-American boy. He embodied the suburban teenage lifestyle for the time by balancing school, a younger sibling, growing pains and athletics.
Wally’s character was well-rounded and Leave It to Beaver didn’t hesitate to shine a light on his sports-related achievements, referencing his scoring in football and basketball or out-running the competition on the track. He even tried his hand at coaching!
Beaver didn't hesitate to take a swing or put on a helmet either.
Where Wally and the Beaver went, some form of trouble was certainly going to follow, and there was no exception when it came to sports.
Whether in the driveway, field or on the court, can you answer these sports-related questions from Leave It to Beaver?
Don't fumble your answers!
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Wally and Beaver use their own money to buy Ward a new hunting jacket. Ward thinks they skipped school to purchase what sports-related accessory?
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Ward gets jealous when the boys play basketball at the Dennison's house. He builds a hoop in the Cleaver driveway, but what's wrong with it?
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Even after the hoop is fixed, the neighborhood boys leave the Cleaver's driveway for the Dennison's. Can you recall why?
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Who takes the swing that breaks the Cleaver's house window, when the boys are playing baseball in the street?
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With one window already broken, Beaver takes a swing and breaks another. What window does he break?
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Wally is admiring a fake home run he hit, when a man walking on the street tries to find what Wally is looking at. What does he say to the man?
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Why does Lumpy threaten Beaver after a game of baseball?
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Wally and Eddie become coaches for Beaver's team. What sport are they calling plays for?
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After horsing around in the locker room, Wally is off the team for a week. What sport is he kicked off of?
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Why doesn't Beaver want to go to his football award ceremony, after being excited about it up until the night of the banquet?
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Since Lumpy's car is having trouble, Ward lets him drive the Cleaver car to a sporting event. With Wally and Beaver riding along, what event are they returning from when Lumpy goes off the main road and damages Ward's car?
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With high expectations in the Cleaver household, Beaver goes out for what team sport at school, only to find he may not live up to the Wally Cleaver standard?
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How well do you know these Leave It to Beaver sports situations?
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3/12
11/12 This one hurts, I missed a LITB question!
10/12, when you think about it, Wally played a lot of sports in high school.
11/12 and I haven’t seen that episode in a long time.
Looks like you dropped the ball on this quiz. Better luck next season! 5/12 Gee I sure hope dad won't be mad,when gets home from work and finds out I goofed on the Quiz. Ah,don't worry dad doesn't get mad about junk like that-just keep watching Metv.
12/12
11/12 Better than expected
Mr. Dennison was played by Lyle Talbot, whose real-life son, Stephen, played Gilbert.
That's Dennisons' and Cleavers' (plural possessive), not Dennison's and Cleaver's (singular possessive).
11 out of 12. Leave it to Beaver is one of my favorite shows!
2 easy 12/12
6 of 12, and i’ve seen every LITB at least 3 times. problem is im a multi-tasker so not always paying attention to details. when eddie or lumpy show up, im all ears! those two were perfectly cast into a group of ‘typical’ 1950-60 teenagers’. all of us had buddies like eddie and lumpy. the eddie types usually ended up marrying one of the good looking popular girls and flamed out early as failed salesmen or gregarious cocktailers who never amounted to anything. the lumpy types usually ended up at places like yale or stanford and struck it rich in banking, insurance or marrying big money girls and going to work for their dads in PVC pipe manufacturing or a car dealership.
I only got 5. Lol, it’s all a big jumble in my head. 🤪. That show is very much how I “remember” the world at his age. I was just a bit younger than Beaver at that time
10/12
Good score!
Thanks, got lucky, haven't watched in several years.
12/12 The hunting jacket episode is a favorite of mine.
8/12
11/12 Missed the last one.🏀🏈⚾
Good score!
10/12. On ques. #6, I don't remember Wally telling that man, "Jet plane, Mister."
Good score!
I may be mistaken, but I thought he said it was chemtrails
Maybe it was contrails?
9 of 12
10/12
Good score!
Thank you!
10/12 the hunting jacket episode real good one