About six feet four, 300 pound Ron Luciano the umpire who died so young. Very funny series with humorous insight into t he game

The Umpire Strikes Back

Sports & Outdoors

Fisher, David

Luciano, Ron

Baseball

Bantam Dell Pub Group

Recounts memorable anecdotes about baseball's players and managers encompassing such areas as life on the road, arguments, brawls, embarrasing moments on the field, and includes the Ron Luciano baseball glossary

Strike Two

Bantam]

The Fall of the Roman Umpire

Pays tribute to the many unheralded heroes of major league baseball

A former American League umpire offers new anecdotes, reminiscences, and observations about the world of professional baseball, chronicling the players, the games, the sportscasters, the umpires, and other facets of the "good old days"

Remembrance of Swings Past

Umpire Strikes Back

BANTAM BOOKS

The former major league umpire recounts the lighter side of the 1989 baseball season, compiling behind-the-scenes anecdotes ranging from the silly to the bizarre

Baseball Lite: The Funniest Moments of T

Recounts memorable anecdotes about baseball's players and managers encompassing such areas as life on the road, arguments, brawls, embarrassing moments on the field, and includes the Ron Luciano baseball glossary

Strike Two (G K Hall Large Print Book Series)

Biographies & Memoirs

G.K.Hall & Co.

Ron Luciano takes you out on the ballfield and into the clubhouse in the biggest and funniest baseball bestseller ever!\nHere is Ron Luciano, the funniest ump ever to call balls and strikes. A huge and awesome legend who leaps and spins and shoots players with an index finger while screaming OUTOUTOUT!!! Now baseball's flamboyant fan-on-the-field comes out from behind the mask to call the game as he really sees it.\nThere’s the day the automatic umpire debuted at home plate—and struck out. The time Rod Carew stole home twice in one inning, and Earl Weaver stole second base—and took it back to the dugout. The pitch Tommy John dropped on the mound, which Luciano called a strike. And there’s the fantastic phantom double play, the impossible frozen ice-ball theory, and, another first, Luciano picking Harmon Killebrew off second base.\nFrom brawls to catcalls, from dugout jokes to on-the-field pratfalls to one-of-a-kind conversations with baseball’s greats, Ron Luciano, the only umpire who confessed to missing calls, takes a few grand slam swings of his own. It is baseball at its best.

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Permuted Press

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Books by Luciano, Ron

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The Umpire Strikes Back

Strike Two

The Fall of the Roman Umpire

Remembrance of Swings Past

Umpire Strikes Back

The Fall of the Roman Umpire

Remembrance of Swings Past

Baseball Lite: The Funniest Moments of T

Strike Two (G K Hall Large Print Book Series)

The Umpire Strikes Back