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Balch

American  
[bawlch] / bɔltʃ /

noun

  1. Emily Greene, 1867–1961, U.S. economist, sociologist, and author: Nobel Peace Prize 1946.


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Vicky Balch, of Leyland, Lancashire, also needed a partial leg amputation after the crash.

From BBC

After the race, Balch was escorting Denman downstairs and walked past a customer relations booth.

From Los Angeles Times

“He had a very strong South African accent,” Balch said.

From Los Angeles Times

Collmus, who was also hired by Balch to work Golden Gate Fields, worked part-time with Denman in 1988 in Northern California.

From Los Angeles Times

Balch, who brushes off hiring two of the game’s best race callers as just part of the job, could not compliment Denman enough.

From Los Angeles Times