プロ野球、今季初めて球場に歓声　上限５０００人で有観客試合

　プロ野球公式戦は１０日、各地で５試合が今季初めて観客を入れて開催され、ファンは久しぶりの球音を楽しんだ。新型コロナウイルス感染症の影響で６月１９日の開幕から無観客が続いていたが、政府の方針に沿って、この日から各球場とも上限５０００人の入場が可能となった。
　観戦にはマスク着用や入場時の検温を義務付け、観客同士の距離を保つように数席分を離して着席するなど感染防止策が施された。試合中に大声を出すことやジェット風船を飛ばしての応援などはできない。
　サッカーＪリーグもこの日、Ｊ２の１試合が有観客で行われ、Ｊ１も１１日の試合から観客を入れて開催される。プロ野球、Ｊリーグとも８月１日をめどに入場は収容人数の５０％までに引き上げられる予定。　

　◇１０日の各球場観客数
　球　場　　カード　　入場者　　　　収容人員
ほっと神戸（巨―ヤ）　中止　　　　　３５，０００
ナゴヤＤ　（中―広）　４，９５８　　３６，６２７

甲　子　園（神―Ｄ）　４，９４５　　４７，５０８
ゾゾマリン（ロ―西）　４，８９１　　３０，１１８
京セラＤ　（オ―日）　４，０００　　３６，２２０
ペイペイＤ（ソ―楽）　１，８３９　　４０，１２２
（球場のＤはドーム）（2020/07/10-22:20）

Japanese professional baseball accepted spectators for the first time this season on Friday as the government's restrictions on events imposed due to the novel coronavirus epidemic were eased on the day.
   Five of the six official regular season games scheduled for the day were played with audience, while the remaining match was rained out. For the time being, up to 5,000 spectators per stadium will be allowed.
   The Nippon Professional Baseball Organization, or NPB, started the 2020 season behind closed doors on June 19 with a delay of about three months due to the coronavirus crisis.
   Spectators are obliged to have their body temperatures checked when entering stadiums and wear face masks in the ballparks. They also have to refrain from shouting during the games and keep an adequate distance from each other.
   One match of the J2 second division of the Japan Professional Football League, or J.League was also held with spectators on Friday. The J1 top division plans to accept fans in stadium, starting with matches scheduled for Saturday.