But only one of them was anything. Bobby Hogan broke a rib, and he wouldn't admit it for several days. It looks like one of those Union 76 balls. As in big, round, purple and orange. And they say that TV is violent.
Demolition derbies come closest.
The remarkable thing is that so many people find this to be the perfect entertainment for a Sunday afternoon picnic in an idyllic setting. The Waimanalo field, for instance, is tucked at the base of the fluted Koolau mountains, steep, green and shadowy. Tradewinds, fresh off the ocean a quarter-mile away, rustle in the tall ironwood trees that ring the field. The Mokuleia field is set between the Waianae Mountains and the blue Pacific, which glistens through the line of ironwoods and palm trees on the north side of the field. Eucalyptus scents the air on Maui.