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THEY CALL ME "SWEET LOU":
THE LIFE AND TIMES OF A FOOTBALL OFFICIAL

by Lou Hammond and Paul Travers

Release Date: August 31, 2024

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BOOK DESCRIPTION

Think you know football? Not until you ride along with "Sweet Lou" Hammond as he
pursues his dream of officiating in the National Football League — a dream he
discovers comes at a steep price.

More than a sports journal, Lou’s story is a hilarious and heroic journey from
the hardscrabble lot at Baltimore’s Radecke Park to the manicured lawn at M&T
Bank Stadium, home of the Baltimore Ravens. His whistle-stops to success include
every level of the game from sandlot to professional. Go behind the scenes and
learn about the third team that plays every down. See the game between the white
lines and from the press box. Meet the players, owners, and fans who created
today’s football juggernaut.

As “Sweet Lou” says: "It’s the best seat in the house, but you have to stand."

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ABOUT THE AUTHORS



LOU HAMMOND

Sweet Lou has officiated football games for over fifty years in sandlot, high
school, college, flag, semipro, arena, the Canadian Football League, and the
National Football League. During his career, he served on the board of directors
for various leagues and conferences. He currently works game-day functions in
the booth for the NCAA and NFL. In addition to his many awards, he was elected
to the Minor League Football Hall of Fame in 1998.

 

 



PAUL TRAVERS

A prior Marine Corps officer, park ranger, security analyst, and ballpark tour
guide, Paul has written numerous books, including the bestseller Eyewitness to
Infamy: An Oral History of Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941. In 2009, he
through-hiked the Appalachian Trail as a fundraiser for veterans with
Alzheimer’s disease. His recent book, Dancing with the Mountains: Alzheimer’s,
Angels, and the Appalachian Trail, chronicles that adventure.

 

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CONTACT LOU HAMMOND

Please use the contact form below to request autographed copies, order first
edition books, schedule an event, ask a question, or just to say hello to Sweet
Lou.

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