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Baseball's History Has a Long, Troubled Past Former Negro Leaguer Dennis Biddle Shares His Thoughts About the Game, Players INSIDE THURSDAY ... VE WRA? U? THE SEMSTER IN GRAND FASHION!! (?AGES i-a4) NEWS ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS Billiards sensation It's the mother The UWM track team Heather Perrigoue of all concert reviews!! is off and running. brings the national Let the music be See how Chad Zehms and ACUI championship your master — will you the rest of the Panthers fared home to UWM. (Page 5) heed the master's call? (Page 8) at the Drake Relays. (Page 14) May 4, 199Th5 e UWEstablished 195M6 PosVolume 39,t Numbe r 55 Secretary of Defense Aspin speaks across the Midwest in past fo­ Kennan, a Milwaukee native, profound effects on international conflict across the world. Bringing By Steve Taylor rums. served as aU.S. diplomat from 1927 issues. to mind our country' s involvement "The 21st Century: A Clouded The lecturers included Dr. to 1953. He was a recipient of the "The use of images ~ every- in overseas missions, Coates said Crystal" was the theme ofthe sixth MichaelMarien, editor of Future Pulitzer Prize andthe Medal ofFree- thmgfrombarcodestovirtualreal- that the media's omniscience and annual George F. Kennan Forum Survey, Joseph Coates, president dom, and wrote several works in the ity — will become so important in manipulation of image has not onlntemationalAffairs atthePabst of Coates & Jarrat, a futurist re­ aftermathofWorldWarlltiiathelped our lives that it will represent not brought us closer, into a "global Theater on Saturday, April 29. search group; Martin Walker, Brit­ establish U.S. foreign relations and just an enhancement or improve- village," but instead "has now Featuring five speakers, the fo­ ish journalist and author, Dr. Les the policy of Soviet containment. mentmourcornmunciationbutwill madetheworldsafeforconflictand rum focused on the technological, Aspin, Marquette professor of His achievements set the day's fundamentally alter the way we war." political and strategic trends ex­ intemationalpolicy and one-time agenda. think," Coates said, comparing Coates said furthermore, that pected to define the future and our Secretary ofDefense under Presi­ The technology of communica­ such a change in information to the worldwide terrorism has become nation's policy. An older, edu­ dent Clinton; and Ambassador tions was one topic of discourse, as change brought by movable type. "practical" and "cheap," and that cated, well-dressed audience Harlan Cleveland, president of Coates said society's use of tele­ One consequence ofthe world­ increased access to sensitive in- helped create a formal atmosphere the World Academy of Art and communications, datamanagement, wide exchange of images is the formationhas compromisedpublic that has attracted citizens from Science. and images would have unique and viewer's perceived proximity to safety. Coates offered the solution of issuing identity cards, saying that "one of the greatest threats to Teasing you with a taste of summer. democracy is uncontrolled vio­ lence," and that France has had some success with "internal pass­ ports." On abrighter side, Coates went on to describe how the "young people of [the First World] are go­ ing to have their horizons glori­ ously widened..." and that "a young person, who only needs a' couple of hundred bucks, a tele­ phone credit card ~ maybe a Visa card—and abackpack can go any­ where quick." Speaking about America from an English perspective, Walker joked about U.S. politics. "I'm...delighted to see that as a resultoflastNovember'selections, you have decided to give up your nrisguided200-year-old experiment in presidential governments," Walker said, acknowledging to a laughing audience the new rule of "Prime Minister Newt Gingrich" and "King George Clinton" More seriously, Walker said that we were seeing the "inevitable - Post photo by Jana Schmeling twiHghtoftheimperialpresidency," This view, looking east from Lafayette Hill Road, offers a glimpse of the summer fun that awaits students after * the dreaded phenomenon known as finals week. Speech CONTINUED ON 5 • Sports: Baseball's history has a long, troubled past Former Negro Leaguer Dennis Biddle shares his thoughts about the game, players By Rick Klauer scout. "We encountered a lot of rac­ Black players, becausebefore that "We would ride so long on "I was a little bit bitter," said ism, especially inthe South," Biddle [the Negro League players] had that bus, all cooped up; players While the scars inflicted by Biddle. "[But] that was during a said. "In the North it wasn't notice­ played [the Major League play­ would start arguing and I thought the Major League Baseball strike time when segregation in the able enough, because in the North ers] and beat them," he said. "So they were going to kill each continue to heal, former Negro South was Blacks over here, and we could stay inhotels. Inthe South it was already a thing about them other," he said. "But once we got League star Dennis Biddle remem­ Whites over there. A black ath­ we couldn't stay in the best hotels, being better, but it was also a where we were going and every­ bers an even more volatile and lete was looked over by Major and we literally lived on that bus." sport they wanted to hold onto body put on their uniforms, we controversialperiod inbasebalT s League scouts." Even though Jackie Robinson's themselves. It was good for base­ started to really come together. evolutionary past. Inl954,Biddleheldal3-2 signing with the Majors broke the ball because the Black leagues Guys that were going to kill each Biddle, a former pitcher with pitching record and was negoti­ color barrier and opened the door had an opportunity to show the other two minutes ago, now were the Chicago American League ating a contract with the Chi­ formore Black athletes, his signing world how wrongracism was and congratulating each other. Giants in the Negro Baseball cago Cubs before a leg injury also led to the eventual demise of how color had nothing to do with "If a player really needed League in 1953-54, was an ex­ ended his aspiring career. Biddle the Negro League (1920-1959). ability." something everybody would chip tremely talented prospect com­ was hoping to follow inthe foot­ Biddle is still proud ofthe league's Biddle is also appreciative of in; give him something, help out. ing out of Magnolia High School step s of the great Jackie accomplishments and its entire the experiences he gained from I learned a lot through this." in Arkansas. During his high Robinson, although the forces contribution to the history of base­ his playing days with the Giants. school career, Biddle pitched of segregation still haunted ball. He said the long bus trips be­ Biddle CONTINUED ON 15 • seven no-hitters but was never many ofthe premiere Black play­ "[The Negro League] gave the tween games helped him to find contacted by a professional ers. Major League an excuse not to use unity and understanding. Page 2 The UWM Post May 4, 1995 QUESTION OF THE : What are your summer plans? Kate Pelzer, Kathy Gilleran, Tim Gesell, Candace Ponds, Doug Radtke, Mgr., Rec Center 1st yr., Urban 3rd yr., Math Ed. 4th yr., Mass Com, 4th yr., Crim. Jus. Planning "Enjoy the quiet "Staying in Mil­ "I'm going to be in "Make enough time in the "Work to pay for waukee, mainly. summer school all money so I can Union." tuition next se­ Going to summer summer, 12 cred­ pay tuition next mester." school, working atthe Grand Ave. its, and pay debt by working on year and have a little fun on the mall and a lot of rollerblading." top of all that." side." Walk for a great cause on May 20 Director of Part-time employment available On Saturday, May 20, The Milwaukee Outreach Center (TMOC) will sponsorits annual Walk-A-Thon and picnic, which willbegin at 10 a.m. Pastors for at the Northwest Baptist Church, 4373 N. 92nd St. Peace to speak The Milwaukee AcMeverProgramhasthreepart-time employment Thepurposeofthe Walk-A-Thonis to help local churchesraise from opportunities available. $200 to $2,000 in grants for summer youthprojects, and the TMOC will Tom Hansen, director ofthe Two part-time adult teaching positions (experience required) are be awarding about $15,000 to the churches based on their level of national Pastors for Peace and available,payingbetween$9-10.50/hr. Onepart-time computer/secre­ participation. organizer of Friendshipments to tarial position is available which pays between $6-7.50/hr. TMOC Walk-A-Thon participants are expected to raise pledge Cuba, will talk on "People's For- Those interested should send a resume and letter to the Milwaukee money from sponsors. Those interested in participating in the walk eignPolicy: Alternatives to U.S. Achiever Program, 1506 W. Pierce St., Milwaukee Wl, 53204. Formore should call the TMOC at 358-7799. Policies in Latin America & information about these positions, call 643-1196. Cuba" at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 4. The presentation will be in the Spiritual concert comes to UWM Volunteers needed at Book Cellar auditorium of the Medical Col­ The Bookfellows, Friends of the Milwaukee Public Library, are lege of Wisconsin, 8701 W. The Morehouse College Glee Club and Quartet will perform a looking for volunteers to help inthe B o ok Cellar, the libr ary' s used book Watertown Plank Rd. Mother's Day weekend concert at the University of Wisconsin Mil­ store, as well as its sorting room, bothlocated inthe CentralLibrary, 814 The presentation is spon­ waukee Union's Ball Room, 2200 E. KenwoodBlvd., at7 p.m, Saturday, W. Wisconsin Ave. sored by Physicians for Social May 13. The Book Cellar and is open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 10 Responsibility, IFCO-Pastors for The evening will be filled with the voices of 52 African American a_n.to2p.m.ThesortingroomisopenonTuesdaysfrom9am.to2pjn., Peace and the Milwaukee Coali­ males, who will perform spirituals and songs of African descent, as well as Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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