“TO ENTERTAIN, TO INSTRUCT, AND TO DEFEND THE SUBURBAN INTERESTS”: THE POINTS OF VIEW ON FOOTBALL IN THE NESPAPERS “GAZETA SUBURBANA” AND “BANGÚ-JORNAL” (1918-1920)
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.42863Keywords:
Football. Sport History. Press.Abstract
This study aims to discuss some points of view on football published in two diaries of the Rio de Janeiro suburb: the Gazeta Suburbana and the Bangú-Jornal. It was established as temporal cut the years 1918-1920 because it was a moment when increased tension in the football field of Rio de Janeiro, with a higher traffic of players among clubs of two important associations: Suburbana and Metropolitana. We suggest that this investigation can help broaden our eye on the sport because discuss the point of the view of leaders that tried to defense the interests of a pherypherical zone of the city.
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