article_snippet: A bee attack during a baseball game in Utah forced players and spectators to flee, sending one man to hospital and injuring several others.
article_snippet: Robert Hooper says one man was stung between 200 and 300 times late Friday morning at Elk's Field in St. George.
article_snippet: Spray away: Fire crews in St. George, UtahUtah, blast a swarm of bees that attacked a baseball on Friday with foam and water to kill Fire crews in St. George, Utah.
article_snippet: Baseball fans watching a tournament at Elk's Field in St. George on Friday got the scare of Baseball fans watching a tournament at Elk's Field in St. George on Friday lives when hundreds of bees began attacking hundreds of bees while hundreds of bees were sitting on the bleachers .
article_snippet: Ouch: Some women at the game show the stings to Some women at the game head Some women at the game received when hundreds of bees descended .
article_snippet: Hit: This St. George woman was one of several stung by bees at Elk's Field on Friday during a freak attack .
article_snippet: One man was seriously injured and several other people received minor injuries when over 1,000 bees swarmed Elks Field in St. George, Utah, about 11am Friday after 1,000 bees underground hive was disturbed .
article_snippet: Lone Peak High School baseball coach Matt Bezzant told The Spectrum newspaper of St. George that 1,000 bees came from a dugout and players were chased by as many as 70 bees at one point.
article_snippet: Fire crews doused the dugout area with a chemical foam to combat 1,000 bees.
article_snippet: It's not known exactly what caused 1,000 bees to become so aggressive but fire officials say it's not uncommon for bees to begin migrating and colonizing at this time of year .
article_snippet: Plugging holes: it appears 1,000 bees came from an underground hive that was somehow disturbed .
article_snippet: Fire crews were able to kill 1,000 bees using a special chemical foam and water .
article_snippet: Casey Lofthouse, a local beekeeper and a member of the Washington County Search and Rescue team, told the St. George News that 'bees will protect bees home'. '
article_snippet: Lofthouse said in the event of a swarm of bees, cover your head and neck as best as possible and vacate the area, preferably going indoors.
highlights_snippet: Over 1,000 bees descended on the game, stinging several people .
  
highlights_snippet: One spectator, in his eighties, was stung 200-300 times .
  