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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
19
A fragmented, sensationalized account describes riots tied to global politics and local unrest. It cites police walkouts, street clashes, property damage, and a surge of provocative incidents as citizens react to economic strain and leadership failures.
A chaotic account mocks Harvard, Boston officials, and a visiting envoy with spoof names and farcical events. Citizens rally for a parade while masked figures joke about police funding, city access, and odd wartime gear. The piece reads as satirical social commentary.
The Ning Pin football team will practice tonight at Berkshire Bridge at 7 30. All players are requested to report for practice as they will be measured for jerseys. Helgoland is described as a former German naval base with a rack rising about 175 feet above the sea and dimensions of about one mile long by one-eighth mile wide.
New York defeated Chicago 8 to 4 in the final meeting of the year. Mayer was knocked out in the fourth after six Yankee runs on six hits and an error. Mays homered and drove in two in the big inning as New York pulled away early.
St Louis and Washington clash as two base hits by Ellerbe and improvised plays mark the inning. Sacrifices by Murphy Agnew and Shanks propel runners, with a double play turned by Ellerbe to Tudge. Bases on balls go to Gallia and Courtney, who combine for five walks and four strikeouts in the muddled halt.
Meadowbrook second team of W bury L 1 defeated Philadelphia Country Club to win the polo championship of the States in a close final 4 1 4 to 3 1 4. The match tested the teams through a brilliant finale before the final period.
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