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Take Me Out to the Ball Game
The Patty Duke Show - S2 - E34
Ross tries out for the Little League, and everyone tries to help him.
The Patty Duke Show: Season 2 - 36 Episode s
2x1 - The Green-Eyed Monster
September 16, 1964
Richard is jealous of Geoffrey Davis, III, a military cadet in town for a visit.
2x2 - Practice Makes Perfect
September 23, 1964
Patty decides to take tuba lessons.
2x3 - Simon Says
September 30, 1964
Patty is ghost-writing an advice column for the school newspaper; and creating lots of trouble for lots of people.
2x4 - Patty, the Organizer
October 7, 1964
Patty, Cathy, and Ross form the UAFUM [United Association for Unprotected Miners] in the hopes of getting more privileges at home.
2x5 - Patty, the Pioneer
October 14, 1964
Patty accepts the challenge to live like a pioneer for one week.
2x6 - The Boy Next Door
October 21, 1964
Patty and Cathy both like their new next-door neighbor
2x7 - Patty, the People's Voice
October 28, 1964
Patty and Cathy campaign for T.J. Blodgett [Martin's boss], but they discover that they prefer his opponent.
2x8 - The Greatest Psychologist In the World
November 4, 1964
When Patty is invited to the Harvard Prom by Sue Ellen's cousin Rip, she decides to use psychology to persuade her parents to allow her to go.
2x9 - Patty and the Peace Corps
November 11, 1964
Patty decides to join the Peace Corps.
2x10 - How to Succeed In Romance
November 18, 1964
Cathy falls for Chris, a new student, and seeks advice from Patty; Chris, meanwhile, asks Richard for help.
2x11 - Block that Statue
November 25, 1964
The hero of the football team is in love with Cathy.
2x12 - This Little Patty Went to Market
December 2, 1964
Patty forms, "Patty Lane Inc." in order to market Cathy's apricot jam.
2x13 - Best Date In Town
December 9, 1964
Martin promises to take Patty to the father-daughter dance, but must cancel at the last minute.
2x14 - Can Do Patty
December 16, 1964
Patty follows Martin's suggestion and volunteers to do a lot of things at home and at school; everyone else, however, ends up doing the work for her.
2x15 - Hi, Society
December 23, 1964
Patty and Sue Ellen vie for the attentions of Woodrow Warren Calden III, a new student at school.
2x16 - Patty, the Witness
December 30, 1964
Patty witness an auto accident and thinks that one of the men is a robber.
2x17 - Every Girl Should Be Married
January 6, 1965
Patty belives her parents are tring to marry her off to a young man whom they invite to dinner.
2x18 - The Perfect Hostess
January 13, 1965
Cousin Betsy from Chattanooga comes to visit, captivating all the eligible young men.
2x19 - Patty Meets a Celebrity
January 20, 1965
Sal Mineo visits his alma mater, and Patty is cast in a play opposite him. The night of the performance, she gets stage fright and cannot speak her lines.
2x20 - The Raffle
January 27, 1965
To raise money for a church bazaar, Patty raffles off Richard.
2x21 - Patty and the Newspaper Game
February 3, 1965
Patty and the Newpapers Game""2.3.65 Martin is distrubed when he thinks that a new reporter has been hired to replace him.
2x22 - Little Brother Is Watching You
February 10, 1965
The Lanes have decided not to give Ross a surprise party, but he has already made plans for it.
2x23 - Patty Pits Wits -- Two Brits Hits
February 17, 1965
Patty tries to help a British singing duo become successful.
2x24 - It Takes a Heap of Livin
February 24, 1965
The Lanes discovers that their home was used during the American Revolution and is therefore an historical landmark.
2x25 - Will the Real Sammy Davis, Please Hang Up?
March 3, 1965
Patty is elected prom chairman and must get hold of a big-name star.
2x26 - Don't Monkey with Mendel
March 10, 1965
After styding genetic theory in school, Patty decides that Richard would not be a suitable father for her children.
2x27 - Patty, the Practical Joker
March 17, 1965
The Lane house becomes a "no-man's land" of booby traps, thanks to Patty and Ross.
2x28 - Patty, the Master Builder
March 24, 1965
After finding a composition (on Ross' desk) in which the author praises his sister, Patty decides to help Ross build a car for the soap box derby race.
2x29 - Patty and the Cut-Rate Casanova
March 31, 1965
Patty deserts Richard for Carlos, a boy who knows all the latest dance steps, so Richard begins dating Cathy.
2x30 - The Daughter Bit
April 7, 1965
Patty feels guilty when Martin complains that she doesn't spend enough time at home.
2x31 - Cathy, the Rebel
April 14, 1965
Cathy, writes a letter to the Chronicle criticizing an editorial and calling the author a "man with the mentality of a dinosaur."
2x32 - Patty the Folk Singer
April 21, 1965
Patty becomes a folk singer at a local coffee shop.
2x33 - What's Cooking, Cousin?
April 28, 1965
Patty tries to improve her cooking in order to impress Richard, who has grown fond of French food cooked by a girl named Gloria.
2x34 - Take Me Out to the Ball Game
May 5, 1965
Ross tries out for the Little League, and everyone tries to help him.
2x35 - My Cousin the Heroine
May 12, 1965
Cathy becomes a heroine after rescuing a drowning baby.
2x36 - Patty, the Chatterbox
May 19, 1965
Patty will get an extra week's allowance if she can refrain from talking for three days.