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Calif (AP) - t.lenn Burke. .1 Los Angeles Dodgers and Oakland Athlet ics outfielder who said he was him k(railed from baseball lor being gay. has died of AIDS related 1 ompliuiliont nt 42 Murke died Tuesday night at a San Ijwindru hospital after being admitted Friday, said I’mn Pitts. direc tor of admin istration for the Athlete s Although Burke had spent time in San Quentin prison and on Sail I rani isc u's streets in rei ent years, he was cared for in ins Inst months at his sister s home and surrounded by family, l’itts said Burke, who played at 2 t 5 pounds from was down to 1.15 pounds by last fall, said Ink Sherman, who worked with Burke on an upcoming hook Burke* made his mark in baseball when he delivered what is believed to lie tin* first high-five in sports during llu* Dollars' 1977 World Series season Hut his promise in baseball was never fully realized given vs lull burke said were "prej udiced and homophobe" managers anti bias In front offices around the league. "Being black and gay made me tougher," Burke told The Associated Press in (>< tober "I had to be tough to make it" in ImscImII burke s homosexuality was known within baseball although he did not < nine out public ly until 1982, two years after he left the game billy Martin, then run nag er of the Athletics, laid him, "1 don't want no faggot on my team." burke said, and the A s refused to sign him again The Dodgers had traded burke to Oakland in 1978, after burke turned down the Dodgers’ offer of a free hon ey moon if he would just get married. Bully pitcher given boot by Braves DURHAM. N( (Af’i — The Atlanta Brave*, on Wednesday released Kart Nelson, the Durham Hulls pitcher who kicked a player in the head dur ing a brawl that broke out during "Strike Out Domestic Violence" night at the park "The Atlanta Braves and the Durham Hulls do not condone this behavior, and we want people to know that." Bulls manager Matt West said. Videotape* of the Mav 22 fight, which followed a beanball battle between the two clubs, showed Nelson kicking Winston-Salem's Glen Cullop in the head Oillop suffered a concussion, a broken jaw and five missing teeth, requiring surgery and a three night hospital stay Me is expected to remain on the disabled list (or M least a month Nelson had been suspended from plav and fined a reported $300 by the league for his part in the melee Forty-eight other players were sus pended for a record 124 games and morn than $6,000 in fines "I think the Bulls and the entire baseball indus try learned a lot from this incident," Bulls gener al manager Peter Anlyan said. CBA coach of year goes to Skyforce SIOUX FA 1.15. S n (AP) — The man who coached the Yakima Sun Kings to a 1965 title has been hired to coach the Sioux Falls Skyfort e, officials announi ed Wednesday Morris "Mo" Mt Hone, the 1965 Continental Basketball Association coach of the year, had a 63-40 record in a season and a half with the Sun Kings Hi> replaces Flip Saunders, who was named general manag er of the Minnesota Timlwrwolves Mi Hone was head com h of the San Antonio Spurs of the NBA for three years and was an assistant coach for the Cleveland Cavaliers for two years “He brings a wealth of ex peri once to Sioux Full*," Sky force spokesman Tommy Smith said. Former Tri-City Chinook roach Calvin Duncan was expected to lie named the new Yakima coach Thursday Duncan was the 1994 CBA conch of the year nml became available when the Tri-City franchise folded earlier this month. FIND THINGS IN ODE <LASSIFIEDS (ROOMMATES, TICKETS, STUFF YOU LOST, BICYCLES, CARS, JOBS. ON-CAMPUS OPPORTUNITI ES) Muslim Student Association & the ASUO Women’s Center present The Value of Women Cultural Differences Between Islam and the West Friday, June 2, 1995 11:30am - 1:00pm EMU Cedar A Featuring Zainab and Fatemeh Women activists Women s Rights & Roles in Islatn Why Muslim Women Cover Friday, June 2, 1995 11:30am - 1:00pm EMU Cedar A Muslim Stud* nt \svu i.ilion A Western Product Called * Woman
