Results of 2000 Tokyo-Hiroshima Exhibition (Suntory Cup?)
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Re: Results of 2000 Tokyo-Hiroshima Exhibition (Suntory Cup?)
[ Author: Guest: Michael Eng | Posted: Sep 15, 2005 8:49 AM
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This page has the Carps' open-sen results for 2000.
According to it they did not play a game on March 17th. On the 7th, they lost to the Giants 2 - 1 at Kurashiki.
Hope this helps.
According to it they did not play a game on March 17th. On the 7th, they lost to the Giants 2 - 1 at Kurashiki.
Hope this helps.
Re: Results of 2000 Tokyo-Hiroshima Exhibition (Suntory Cup?)
[ Author: Guest: angela germano | Posted: Sep 15, 2005 12:39 PM
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Thanks! This is great. Do you know of similar sites for other teams? I've tracked down scores and schedules for regular games in 2000, but not exhibition games.
Angela
(BTW, I normally use Firefox for my browser, but it coughed on reading that page, even when I selected Unicode and Japanese for encoding. Guess IE is still the better browser some times. It figured out the encoding automatically no problem.)
Angela
(BTW, I normally use Firefox for my browser, but it coughed on reading that page, even when I selected Unicode and Japanese for encoding. Guess IE is still the better browser some times. It figured out the encoding automatically no problem.)
FireFox on Carp Site
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: Sep 15, 2005 1:29 PM
| YBS Fan
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I had no problem viewing the page in Japanese with FireFox. Do you have your character encodings set to "Japanese Auto-detect"?
[View]-[Character Encoding]-[Auto-detect]-[Japanese]
That particular site's encoding is ISO-2022-JP, the default "old standard" encoding for most Japanese web sites run on UNIX-based servers, which includes most academic institutions. But I'll refrain from talking shop any further.
[View]-[Character Encoding]-[Auto-detect]-[Japanese]
That particular site's encoding is ISO-2022-JP, the default "old standard" encoding for most Japanese web sites run on UNIX-based servers, which includes most academic institutions. But I'll refrain from talking shop any further.
Re: 2000 Open-sen Results
[ Author: Guest: Michael Eng | Posted: Sep 19, 2005 3:07 AM
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Two more sites: Asahi Net [in Japanese] has daily scores, while InfoSeek Japan [also in Japanese] has an team-by-team overview and standings.
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I do read Japanese, albeit slowly.
Thanks.