ENTERTAINMENTLa Tomatina: One big tomato fightCity of Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley joined community members in East Price Hill for La Tomatina, a giant tomato fight at Dempsey Field.The Enquirer/Madison SchmidtFrank Wood, Cincinnati's "commissioner of fun," blasts people with ketchup during Cincinnati's first La Tomatina Saturday at Dempsey Field in East Price Hill. Wood organized the event based off a 70-year-old tradition in Spain in an attempt to bring "stupid fun" to Cincinnati.The Enquirer/Madison SchmidtCincinnati City Manager Harry Black hangs up the suit and tie Saturday for a tomato-stained t-shirt as he participates in La Tomatina, a giant tomato fight in East Price Hill.The Enquirer/Madison SchmidtWhen tomatoes ran low, some took to tossing juice from containers during La Tomatina, a giant tomato fight in East Price Hill Saturday.The Enquirer/Madison SchmidtCameron Murray, 17, readies his stance with a tomato in hand for the start of La Tomatina. Frank Wood, Cincinnati's "commissioner of fun," organized the giant tomato fight at Dempsey Field in East Price Hill Saturday inspired by a 70-year-old tradition in Spain.The Enquirer/Madison SchmidtKids under 14 years chuck tomatoes from the sidelines of La Tomatina at Dempsey Field in East Price Hill Saturday.The Enquirer/Madison SchmidtFollowing La Tomatina, Amy Murray and Cameron Murray continued to throw tomatoes at each other.The Enquirer/Madison SchmidtNearly 4,000 overly ripened tomatoes were stationed around Dempsey Field in East Price Hill for La Tomatina, a giant tomato fight organized by Frank Wood, Cincinnati's "commissioner of fun."The Enquirer/Madison SchmidtCommunity members gathered at Dempsey Field in East Price Hill Saturday for La Tomatina. Frank Wood, Cincinnati's "commissioner of fun," organized the giant tomato fight inspired by a 70-year-old tradition in Spain.The Enquirer/Madison SchmidtCommunity members gathered at Dempsey Field in East Price Hill Saturday for La Tomatina, a giant tomato fight. Before the fight, Cincinnati Fire Department's Ladder 17 sprays kids looking to cool off.The Enquirer/Madison SchmidtFollowing the tomato fight, Cincinnati Fire Department's Ladder 17 sprayed participants clean.The Enquirer/Madison Schmidt