Updated: December 13, 2012, 2:12 pm ET

Two injured in shooting after 76ers vs. Bulls

By HOOPSWORLD
Basketball News & NBA Rumors

PHILADELPHIA (AP) Police say a dispute over a basketball between the Chicago Bulls and the Philadelphia 76ers game led to a shooting that wounded two men on board an elevated train in Philadelphia.

Lt. John Walker says the shooting late Wednesday on the Market-Frankford El happened after a dispute over the 76ers’ loss to the Bulls earlier in the night.

Walker says a 35-year-old Bulls fan quarreled with two younger males before being shot as his assailants exited the train at 46th Street in West Philadelphia. A second man who and tried to calm things down was shot in the leg.

Both men were taken to a hospital for treatment of their wounds and are expected to survive.

Police say there were more than two dozen people on the train at the time.

According to a report by ESPN, the 35-year old was shot in the stomach and that police have no suspects in custody.

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