Los Angeles ( CNN ) -- Thursday 's Los Angeles Dodgers game was a `` safe '' event , police said , after security was beefed up in the wake of a March 31 attack in which a San Francisco Giants fan was seriously injured . `` We had a great safe game , '' said Los Angeles Police Department Deputy Chief Jose Perez , after the Dodgers loss . `` This is the benchmark we will have at future Dodger games . '' As police talked about their efforts to add security to baseball games , Bryan Stow was still hospitalized from being beaten after a recent Dodgers-Giants game . Stow , 42 , was put in a medically induced coma following the attack . About 100 witnesses saw Stow attacked as he left a stadium parking lot . The two suspected assailants fled after the beating in a light-colored , four-door car driven by a woman with a young boy inside , authorities have said . Family members said doctors have lowered Stow 's sedation and are hoping he wakes up soon . `` We have received hundreds of tips , but we are far from a solution , '' Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck told reporters Thursday . He appealed to those with information to come forward , saying they can do so anonymously . He showed reporters new composite sketches of the suspects . Officials are offering a $ 100,000 reward for information leading to arrests and convictions . There was increased police presence inside and outside the stadium Thursday . Officers were tasked with ensuring the no-tailgating rule was enforced and no fans were drinking in surrounding areas before entering the stadium , police said . In addition , increased lighting has been added to the parking lots . There were at least 38 people cited for various violations including having an open container of alcohol and drinking in public , Perez said . Perez said he had not heard of any reports of violent offenses Thursday . Dodgers owner Frank McCourt said he hopes officials can go even further and bring about changes in fans ' behavior . `` We sincerely hope that the solutions we put in place here at Dodger Stadium will be used at sports and entertainment venues throughout America , '' McCourt said . Stow is hospitalized at the Los Angeles County-University of Southern California Medical Center . As of Wednesday , `` There have been no more seizures for a couple days , '' Stow 's sister Erin wrote on a website launched to provide updates on his condition , www.support4bryanstow.com . Doctors have been lowering his sedation , she wrote . `` Once it 's out of his system , he can be examined and hopefully ( praying ) he responds to commands . Or better yet , wakes up . '' Stow 's cousin , John Stow , told CNN affiliate KRON on Thursday , it 's not known when Stow will wake up . `` Head injuries are unique , '' he said . `` Every case is different , so we 're just going to be patient ... Bryan 's going to do it when he 's ready . '' The family has said they are grateful for the outpouring of support . Since the unprovoked attack , money has poured in from numerous donors and fundraising events to help pay for Stow 's medical costs and support his two young children . Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum announced on his Facebook page that he plans to contribute $ 25,000 to the Bryan Stow Fund . `` This was a senseless act of violence , and I wanted to help out Mr. Stow and his family , '' Lincecum stated . `` I encourage Giants fans to support Mr. Stow in a positive way and hope there are not any more unfortunate acts between fans in this great rivalry . '' At a dual fundraiser Monday at Dodger Stadium and AT & T Park in San Francisco , where the two teams play , more than $ 120,000 was raised , said American Medical Response spokesman Jason Sorrick . In all , more than $ 200,000 has been raised for Stow , who works for AMR . `` We could n't be more proud of Bryan and the way the community has rallied around him , '' John Stow said . Another event was to be held in the San Francisco area Thursday . CNN 's Stan Wilson contributed to this report .
NEW : Giants pitcher says he 'll donate $ 25,000 to injured fan fund . San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow was beaten March 31 . Doctors put him in a medically induced coma , but have decreased his sedation . There were at least 38 people cited for minor violations Thursday as police beefed up security .