(2)Dozens of baseball fans involved in skirmish

(2)Dozens of baseball fans involved in skirmish

GIFU, Japan - Fire department officials carry one of spectators complaining of a sore throat from Nagaragawa stadium in the city of Gifu on June 11. About 20 people were taken to nearby hospitals for treatment after a substance resembling tear gas was thrown into a passage way from the stands following a game between the Hanshin Tigers and the Chunichi Dragons. (Kyodo)

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