Pride Fest Unites in Diversity

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News To Know Pride Fest unites in diversity The 47th-annual Iowa City Pride Festival provided an opportunity for community members to reflect on the Pride in Iowa City growth of the celebration and look to the future of the LGBTQ movement. Community members gathered to share support for LGBTQ community this By LUCIA WAGNER and MADELINE DENINGER | [email protected] past weekend. People of all ages gathered to see street performers, watch a drag show, and enjoy a picnic dinner. Photos, 2

Rep. King: It’s Obama’s fault Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, told Simon Conway of WHO Iowa radio, a Des Moines radio host, that he partly blames former King President representative Barack Obama for the political climate, which, King contended, led to the recent shooting at a congressional baseball team practice in Alexandria, Virginia, on June 14. Victims of the shooting were Rep. Steve Scalise, R-La., and three other Republican Party members. “I do want to put some of this at the feet of Barack Obama,” King said in the interview. “He contributed mightily to dividing us. He focused on our differences Top: An Iowa City Pride parade rather than our things that participant marches on Dubuque Street unify us. And this is some of on June 17. The parade was part of LGBT the fruits of that labor.” Pride Month. (Ben Smith/The Daily King said leaders are Iowan) responsible for pulling Left: Two IC Pride parade participants members of society walk through an alley near Dubuque together. Street on June 17. (Ben Smith/The Daily “Our whole society and Iowan) culture has to come together Right: A Drag Queen stands in Studio on this,” King told Conway. 13 during the Open Stage Drag Show on “And those are just not June 14. (James Year/The Daily Iowan) platitudes on my part. I’m saying we’ve got leaders out there that can help pull us together, but in the end, it ride supporters flocked to City Park weeklong event in the third week of June. Iowa City Pride Picnic was held in Upper traces back to our families, and the Pedestrian Mall for weekend The Daily Iowan spoke with community City Park on June 16. to our fathers, to our Pfestivities in support of LGBTQ rights. members about their thoughts on the week’s A saxophonist and guitarist performed mothers, to good examples, President of Iowa City Pride Nathan Kel- significance. Here are highlights from the while picnickers congregated for a dinner to the right things being ley, 35, hopes to take the enthusiasm demon- June 16-17 events, including the picnic, pa- provided by Shakespeare’s Pub & Grill. Siz- said around the kitchen strated at the 2017 Iowa City Pride Festival rade, and festival: able rainbow flags adorned the shelter. table, in the living room, in and harness it to create an LGBTQ commu- Kelley, who has attended the Iowa City church, and in school. And nity center in Iowa City. He said this would Swallowing your pride Pride Festival since 2003, remembers when if the culture is going to be expand the celebration to provide something divided, it’s been divided the community can utilize beyond an annual To kick off the weekend’s festivities, the SEE PRIDE, 2 core back to there.” King has not released any further statements. — by Madeleine Neal

Field Hockey goes Library event national Car show benefits Four Hawkeyes are part of a development camp in Pennsylvania. The welcomes camp showcases the best Children’s Hospital collegiate and post-collegiate field hockey players 10th annual Cruis’n for the Kids Car show raises more than in the U.S. $5,000 for the UI Stead Family Children’s Hospital. special need Sports, 5

Fathers Day spending children By SOPHIA DEWAARD [email protected]

The Iowa City Public Library traded its typically hushed atmosphere for a buzz of children’s laughter, dogs, and live music. The Iowa City Autism Community part- nered with the Public Library, 123 S. Linn St., on June 17 to host a private browsing and playtime hour called Autism Friendly Library Browsing and Activities. The event, which was closed to the public, WEATHER allowed autistic children of all ages and their HIGH LOW families to play with toys and therapy animals 77 59 and experience a special music-therapy lesson in a calming environment. Partly sunny, turning partly This event was part of the Autism Accessible cloudy, breezy, 30% chance of rain/T-storms. Library Partnership that alternates between the Iowa City Public Library and the North Ben Smith/The Daily Iowan Liberty Public Library every month, providing a range of activities for special-needs kids. INDEX Farrel Statler of Iowa City chats with a man at the Cruis’n for the Kids Car Show at Kinnick Stadium on June 17. The car is his 1937 Ford sedan, one of more than 150 cars featured in the show. Parents who attended the event with their children said that to create an environment CLASSIFIED 7 By MARISSA PAYNE Cruis’n for the Kids Car ward the University that is accommodating to the needs of autistic OPINIONS 4 [email protected] Show filled the parking of Iowa Stead Family children, a calm setting with dim lighting and DAILY BREAK 6 lot outside Kinnick Sta- Children’s Hospital. Co- little background noise is ideal. SPORTS 8 amilies, children, dium with their vehicles, host Terry Prextor said The private events do not intend to shut the and community lining up to purchase Cruis’n for the Kids public out of the Iowa City Autism Commu- F members came food from vendors and made a commitment of nity; rather, the goal is to provide privacy for together “for the kids” strolling through the $50,000 to the UI Foun- people with autism. Dina Bishara, a cofounder June 17 fueled by an ap- parking lot to the tune dation to support the of the Iowa City Autism Community, said she preciation for cars. of soulful music. Children’s Hospital, and particularly enjoys the privacy of such events More than 100 attend- All funds raised from ees of the 10th-annual the car show will go to- SEE CARS, 3 SEE LIBRARY, 3 2 NEWS THE DAILY IOWAN DAILYIOWAN.COM MONDAY, JUNE 19, 2017 INTO THE IVORY The Daily Iowan

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BUSINESS STAFF Kelley said he is Parade meant much more “Plus it’s family-friendly, Business Manager 335-5786 PRIDE drawn to the picnic be- than marching through which I really love.” Debra Plath Advertising Manager 335-5193 CONTINUED FROM FRONT cause it provides an op- the downtown. Vendors promoting Classifed Ads/Circulation Manager Renee Manders portunity for the com- Leavenworth, a mem- local and national busi- Juli Krause 335-5784 Advertising Sales munity to reunite in a ber of Iowa City organiza- nesses and organiza- Production Manager 335-5789 Bev Mrstik 335-5792 the picnic was the only central location. tion Teens for Social Jus- tions packed the Pe- Heidi Owen formal public gathering “As I look around, I tice, believes his club’s destrian Mall. T-shirts for the yearly celebration. see some faces I haven’t message of “celebrating bearing the slogan “The “We keep [the Pride seen all year,” he said. diversity” was ill-received Future is Gender-Neu- Picnic] on Friday to re- “So it’s almost like a gay and “shot down with hate tral” were sold alongside mind people where [Pride Thanksgiving where ev- by a few people” at his merchandise featur- Apply to work at Fest] started,” he said. eryone is back and gets previous school. On the ing LGBTQ pride flags. Community participa- to see each other.” day of the parade, Leav- Hundreds assembled The Daily Iowan tion in what has grown enworth marched with around drag performers into a weeklong cele- Marching for unity fellow members, display- as they sang and danced Now hiring News reporters, bration has increased ing their club’s to popular music. significantly since its The 2017 Pride Parade new banner. For 10 years, Jared Arts reporters, TV humble beginnings, said commenced at College Breakenridge, 31, known reporters, and designers Jewell Amos, the former Green Park on June 17 A festival as drag character “Sasha president of Iowa City and featured a variety of Belle,” has performed for the summer. Email Pride, who served from colorful floats, including Jamie Powers, the at Studio 13 and Pride [email protected] 2011 to 2016. those representing polit- owner and executive pas- Fest. Sasha Belle com- “The growth has been ical and religious organi- try chef of local bakery peted during the seventh for more information. extreme,” she said. “We zations, drag performers, DeLuxe Cakes & Pas- season of RuPaul’s Drag keep growing and build- LGBTQ advocates, and tries, stood beside her Race and was Miss Gay ing bridges in local youth groups. Some business’ vending booth, Iowa 2016. the community.” tossed candy while others selling homemade bever- Belle said the best Iowa City resident Ra- on roller skates zipped ages and sugar cookies aspect of Iowa City Pride STUDENTS chel Marek, 32, first at- between floats. to passersby. is the family-friendly tended the picnic as a Amos said the array Powers has lived in Io- atmosphere. college student. Marek, of organizations and age wa City “on and off for 42 “I really love see- now married and a moth- levels keeps the festival years,” but the Pride Fes- ing all the kids,” Belle er, sees the festival as a fresh and energetic. tival remains her favorite said. “Their eyes light Print valuable experience for “We try to be inclusive Iowa City celebration, up; they’re so happy her daughter. and push the envelope,” she said. to see [Pride], and I’m “It’s important for [my she said. “[The Iowa City Pride glad they’re being ex- all your daughter] to see people For Beau Leavenworth, Festival] is great. It’s posed to such a loving like us,” she said. 14, the Iowa City Pride electric,” Powers said. community.” course materials at

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Top Left: Parade participant Lexi Ridout marches on Dubuque Street with flag in hand during the IC Pride Parade on June 17. The parade is a part of LBGT Pride Month, established in 1969 to remember the Stonewall riots. (Ben Smith/The Daily Iowan) Top Right: Moxie Glitterbottom, a member of the Heartland Bombshell Burlesque Troupe, dances on the Pedestrian Mall on June 17. (The Daily Iowan/ Alex Kroeze) Bottom: Drag Kings performs at Studio 13’s IC Kings show on June 15. After the show ended, many of the guests at the event continued celebrating Pride Week on the dance floor. (The Daily Iowan/James Year) THE DAILY IOWAN DAILYIOWAN.COM MONDAY, JUNE 19, 2017 NEWS 3

of anxiety,” Bishara support group that be- daughter Audrey] would such as this fulfill the or- working to create a net- LIBRARY said. “So, typically, no came the Iowa City Au- make noise were just aw- ganization’s goals, which work of people with sim- CONTINUED FROM FRONT malls, no grocery stores, tism Community, said it ful,” she said. Bishara said are to make ilar needs and interests no farmers’ market, no is this kind of behavior Kingman’s told The communities more ac- that will become a main- Pedestrian Mall, that causes many fami- Daily Iowan that she cessible and inclusive, stream way of interact- for her autistic son. The no library.” to give families ing as a whole in organization aims to cre- Children at resources, and Iowa City. ate events and social sit- the event fell ‘The dirty looks we would get because [my daughter Audrey] to reach out to “We hope to continue uations for kids with au- on various would make noise were just awful.’ rural communi- looking for new ways to tism to engage with one parts of the au- ties to connect create opportunities for another and participate tism spectrum. — Kathleen Kingman, co-founder of an autism support group them with op- the inclusion of autistic in activities. At times, kids portunities. people in our community “I am actually pretty would struggle to sit still lies of children with au- loves to go shopping, but By providing support and to continue to part- limited as to where I or control the volume of tism feel judged by the the noises and stimula- and resources to families ner with local organi- can go with my autistic their voices. Kathleen general public. tion in the mall make it of people with autism, zations and business to son because busy places Kingman, an original “The dirty looks we difficult. Bishara and Kingman create those opportuni- cause him a great deal cofounder of an older would get because [my Organizing events said the organization is ties,” Bishara said.

tomotive realm. Patrick CARS was in Missouri around CONTINUED FROM FRONT this time, so he was able to stop by Iowa City for the show. this year’s show would “We are always trying mean fulfilling that to appeal to the families commitment with a total to come out, as well as of $75,000 raised in the car guys and gals,” 10 years. Prextor said. This is the first year Kim Johncos — who during which the new attended the event with hospital was open while a car inspired by the the car show was held, famed Batmobile car which Prextor said was from the Batman movie a culmination of the car — said she thinks it is show’s 10th year. fantastic that the funds More than $5,000 was are used to help the donated at this year’s Children’s Hospital. show. Additional mon- “Iowa’s been one of ey will come from those the greatest states, at who were unable to least community-wise,” make it to the car show she said. “The fact that but would like to donate, the university is giving Prextor said. back to the community To celebrate the is fantastic. You don’t 10th anniversary of see those as much in the show, as well as bigger cities as much exceeding the $50,000 as you do in smaller commitment, the show ones, so it’s kind of nice featured two cars from to be in Iowa, where “The Munsters” TV everybody supports show. Butch Patrick, each other.” Ben Smith/The Daily Iowan the actor who played Several cars at the Patrons vote on the best car at Cruisin’ for the Kids car show at Kinnick Stadium on June 17. The show featured more than 150 cars ranging from mid-20th Eddie Munster, also show were a hit with the century to 2017 models. made an appearance. children in attendance. Cohost Ted Pacha said Not only the Batmobile- vehicle look-a-like, Des he found out about the to the car show that the “This is a good charity to make the car show’s like car, but a Scooby- Moines resident Steve Iowa City car show and proceeds were committed for the Children’s Hospi- anniversary special, the Doo “Mystery Machine” Tegeler, said he was on decided to stop by with to the Children’s Hospi- tal — what kid wouldn’t car-show people looked made an appearance. his way to a car show in his van. tal, but he might show like the Mystery Ma- into different TV per- The owner of the Iowa’s capital that would Tegeler said he was up every year from now chine to be here for it?” sonalities from the au- “Mystery Machine” take place June 18 when unaware before coming on, weather permitting. he said. 4 THE DAILY IOWAN | DAILYIOWAN.COM | MONDAY, JUNE 19, 2017 Opinions GUEST OPINION COLUMN Can Trump be An open letter to Gov. Reynolds impeached? Democrat loyalists have allow President Trump to not liked Donald Trump profit from the presidency at since he announced on June the expense of our democra- 16, 2015, that he would run cy. Congress’ impeachment HANNAH SOYER for president. Since Trump’s investigation should include [email protected] inauguration, Dems have the president’s violation of called for Trump’s impeach- the Foreign and Domestic ment to the point that I Emoluments Clauses and Dear Gov. Kim Reynolds, became deaf to their decla- whether the president has, My name is Hannah ration. But, when I learned in violation of his constitu- Soyer. I am from John- three prominent Republi- tional duty to take care that ston, Iowa, and just re- cans recently said they are the laws be faithfully execut- cently graduated from witnessing a massive corrup- ed, prevented, obstructed, or the University of Iowa tion of Trump’s presidency impeded the administration with degrees in jour- that is far worse than Water- of justice.” nalism and English. I gate, that got my attention. As proof, Trump’s 144 busi- have a progressive dis- President Richard Nix- ness holdings in 25 countries ability that means I use on White House counsel is said to present unprece- a wheelchair and rely John Dean (Republican), dented conflicts of interest, on the help of others to the master manipulator of internationally and domes- assist me with many the Watergate cover-up and tically. With Trump having physical activities and key witness against his boss, his relatives as senior White personal care, such as Joseph Cress/ The Daily Iowan said, “I don’t think Richard House advisers, in which dressing, showering, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds speaks with members of the media after a visit to the University of Iowa campus on June 7. Nixon even comes close to insider trading information and preparing food. It the level of corruption we could occur, this would be a is only through govern- the past year, there This is not a singular making future decisions already know about Trump.” violation of the STOCK (Stop ment-funded programs have been many arti- story, and unfortunate- that would affect the Richard Painter (Repub- Trading On Congressional such as Medicaid and cles published detailing ly, many people under lives of Iowans. It’s true lican), a University of Min- Knowledge) Act of 2012. Iowa Vocational Reha- how the privatization the privatized Medicaid that I, and many other nesota law professor who Another possible legal is- bilitation Services that I of Medicaid in Iowa has have had far worse ex- people with disabilities, served as an ethics advis- sue facing Trump was his am able to attend college been catastrophic, par- periences than I have. rely on services funded er for President George W. May 9 firing of FBI Director in Iowa City, two hours ticularly for those who All you have to do is by the government, ser- Bush, said of Trump, “if ad- James Comey. Many con- away from my home- are receiving services. I read the news articles vices funded by tax dol- ministration officials can’t stitutional lawyers insist town of Des Moines. was under Amerihealth covering this to see how lars. But I would hope deliver some satisfying an- Trump’s actions in firing These sorts of programs Caritas for a short peri- true this is. It is time that those in positions swers soon [to Trump-Russia Comey, who was gathering fund the personal-care od of time, during which that those in positions of authority, people such scandals], this is definitely pre-election Trump-Russia assistants I hire to help it cut the hourly wage I of authority recognize as you, can see the value grounds for impeachment.” interactions, is an explicit ob- me with my everyday was paying my personal that their plan to pri- of allowing people with Eliot Cohen (Republican), struction of justice by inter- needs—physical tasks care assistants by about vatize Medicaid is hurt- disabilities to contribute U.S. Department of State fering with the investigation. that I cannot complete $3. My personal-care ing those who rely on it to society. Surely, if you counselor to George W. Bush, Should an investigation because of my disability. assistants do import- and undo the damage it had a son or daughter noted that if Trump’s highly find that Trump asked Comey First off, I would like ant jobs, and my fam- has done. with a disability that classified and sensitive ISIS on Feb. 14 to make the Mi- to congratulate you on ily and I believe that In regards to what is relied on services such intelligence information chael Flynn-Russia collusion becoming governor of placing value on such happening at the fed- as Medicaid to function, sharing with untrustworthy investigation go away, that’s Iowa and the first fe- jobs equates to higher eral level, I want to you would understand Russia “was deliberate, it another corrupt obstruc- male governor in the quality care, which I impress upon you the the necessity of pro- would be treason,” an im- tion-of-justice incident. Flynn state. I hope that during can personally attest to. seriousness of what tecting funding for such peachable offense. and Trump campaign advis- your time serving our My family and I went a block-grant system services instead of cut- Three separate and dis- ers were in contact with Rus- state, you do your ab- through an appeal pro- would mean for people ting taxes for the most tinct allegations about sian officials 18 times prior to solute best to fight for cess, but Amerihealth like me. As can be seen wealthy, or as some have Trump by three White the 2016 presidential election. the rights of Iowans. As refused to listen to us. in Iowa, when the pow- referred to them, “job House–experienced Repub- Two questions remain. you recently announced Eventually, we appealed er to control health care creators.” So we’re clear: licans piqued my curiosity. First, how many alleged vi- your plans to run for for me to go back on the is put in the hands of My very being alive On further investigation, olations of the Constitution full term in 2018, I hope un-privatized Medicaid, the states, the needs of creates jobs — jobs for I found seven prominent do we need to make an im- you spend time getting and luckily, our appeal people who often rely on people like my personal and revered constitutional peachment-process decision? to know Iowans and do went through. Now that it most are put in jeop- care assistants to take law professors and a former Second, how do we handle your best to serve them. decisions regarding my ardy. This is largely be- care of me. Shouldn’t judge are leading a cam- these six alleged impeachable One particular right care are no longer because states are forced that be protected? paign to impeach President offenses about our 45th presi- that is being threatened ing made by a for-profit to make up the differ- Gov. Reynolds, you have Trump; Free Speech for dent (i.e., Foreign Emoluments in Iowa and nationwide company, I am able to ence of funds from the so much power to do so People is a nonpartisan, Clause, Domestic Emoluments is health care, which dis- pay my personal-care federal government. much good with your new nonprofit organization. As Clause, STOCK Act of 2012, proportionately affects assistants the regular I can only hope that position currently and in of May 18, 1,093,651 Ameri- obstruction of justice case No. 1, people with disabilities. amount and direct my you will take these the future, and I highly cans had signed their names obstruction of justice case No. 2 Over the course of care as I see fit. words to heart when encourage you to do so. to the impeachment cam- and treason)? paign (www.ImpeachDon- It’s time for people to aldTrumpNow.org). make their opinion on this The eight-member Free matter known. Speech for People legal ad- Remember, Trump is our COLUMN visory board contends “from president who must abide by the moment he assumed our Constitution. It is high the office, President Donald time we put our country’s best Trump has been in direct interests before party politics. violation of the U.S. Consti- Pornography’s effects on consent tution. The president is not — Steve Corbin, professor above the law. We will not emeritus of marketing, , UNI according to a 2001 sur- course between adults. desires were more force- vey conducted by MSN- However, within the last ful and often one-sided. BC that ranked viewing two decades, that has The men often said the pornography as fourth in completely changed. partners didn’t necessar- STAFF most common uses. Now, hardcore has ily like it but only did it GRACE PATERAS Editor-in-Chief While the results of evolved and is increas- to make them happy. this survey might seem ingly dominated by sado- This is where the line HANNAH SOYER Opinions Editor TRAVIS COLTRAIN a bit far-fetched, a study masochistic themes, fus- is drawn between this Hannah Soyer, Editorial Writer [email protected] conducted in 2016 by Al- ing sex with hatred and behavior and commu- Dan Williams, Travis Coltrain, Dot Armstrong, Laura exa, an Amazon company, humiliation. Hardcore nities such as BDSM, Townsend, Zach Weigel, Stephen Schrichfield, revealed Pornhub, a por- pornography now ex- which (when done cor- Paxton Corey, Hannah Webster, Columnists Pornography isn’t as nograpic website, was the plores the world of fetish- rectly) is highly based EDITORIALS reflect the majority opinion of the DI Editorial Board and not taboo as it used to be. 39th most visited website es and unhealthy ideas of around consent. Doidge the opinion of the Publisher, Student Publications Inc., or the University of Iowa. With smartphones and in the world, beating both sex, while softcore is now explains that this dif- OPINIONS, COMMENTARIES, COLUMNS, and EDITORIAL the Internet, pornogra- Bing and Tumblr. what hardcore was a few ference in sexual desires CARTOONS reflect the opinions of the authors and are not necessarily those phy is easily accessible The 2001 MSNBC decades ago. can often create a huge of the Editorial Board. at almost anytime. This survey also found that This evolution creat- strain on the relation- has created a new set of 80 percent of the par- ed a change in viewers’ ship, a difference that morals and ideals around ticipants felt they were minds, Doidge says. He always lies in consent. EDITORIAL POLICY pornography, which has spending so much time apparently found that all Clearly, the issue of made it into an almost on pornographic sites of the men he observed consent in sexual rela- THE DAILY IOWAN is a multifaceted news-media organization that trademark part of grow- that they were putting for his book reported tionships has yet to be provides fair and accurate coverage of events and issues pertaining to the ing up because of its their relationships or that porn began affecting truly understood or tak- University of Iowa, Iowa City, Johnson County, and the state of Iowa. constant presence in not jobs at risk. A report con- their desires in everyday en seriously, as can be only everyday life, but ducted by Jeff Logue, who life, making the intimate seen by the leaked Holly- popular culture as well. has a Ph.D., apparently aspects of their relation- wood tapes of our current LETTERS TO THE EDITOR may be sent via email to I can’t remember a showed that 40 million ships troublesome. president. While many [email protected] (as text, not as attachments). Each letter sitcom without an ep- people in the U.S. watch Doidge says similar to said Trump’s comments must be signed and include an address and phone number for verifica- isode largely based on porn regularly. people who are alcoholics did not involve sexual as- tion. Letters should not exceed 300 words. The DI will publish only one kids/pre-teens finding But no one knew just or gamble too much, porn sault, many others said it a “dirty magazine” or how mind-altering por- addiction is a real thing. did. Consent was certain- letter per author per month. Letters will be chosen for publication by the trying to see a “dirty nography could be until These men suffered from ly not at play. editors according to space considerations. No advertisements or mass movie.” To the charac- recent studies have come it, and he found that with Ultimately, pornogra- mailings, please. ters in the show, seeing out highlighting such ef- most things, a tolerance phy can create mind-alter- this movie or magazine fects. can be built up. Many of ing effects if watched too GUEST OPINIONS that exceed 300 words in length must be somehow symbolized Psychiatrist Norman his participants show- much, while also creating a transformation from Doidge explores this is- cased this tolerance, say- unrealistic and sometimes arranged with the Opinions editor at least three days prior to the desired child to young adult. sue further in his 2007 ing magazines and some sadomasochistic themes. date of publication. Guest opinions are selected in accordance with word Pornography’s pres- book, The Brain That softer videos weren’t While it would be a stretch length, subject relevance, and space considerations. ence in popular culture is Changes Itself, in which enough for them. to blame violence in re- just one of the ways it has he showcases just how The men found them- lationships and toward READER COMMENTS that may appear were originally posted on taken root in our lives. In much porn has altered selves having new de- women entirely on pornog- the time of the Internet, since the pin-up-girl era. sires that changed the raphy, it is without a doubt dailyiowan.com in response to published material. They will be chosen pornography has risen to He shows how during atmosphere of their re- responsible in a shift of for print publication when they are deemed to be well-written and to one of the largest reasons that era, hardcore porn lationships from loving consciousness that affects forward public discussion. They may be edited for length and style. people use the Internet, was explicit sexual inter- to almost violent. These how people interact. THE DAILY IOWAN DAILYIOWAN.COM MONDAY, JUNE 19, 2017 SPORTS 5

came out on top. It’s a move quickly and avoid the Over the off-season he ible athleticism as well 12th, Garza got on a PRIME TIME good feeling.” defense was astounding. used his time to practice as emotion. plane, settled into his CONTINUED FROM 8 If Nunge were to re- “Jack is a great play- with “I have been work- He might not be as agile dorm and the next day ceive any award after er,” Ellingson said. “He is ing hard all off-season,” as Nunge, but he is defi- went straight into class- tonight’s performance it a skilled guy and great to Ellingson said. “The op- nitely explosive. Garza es and practice. Nunge’s Vinton Mer- would have to be “Best play with.” portunity is in front of showed that he was quick “It’s been crazy,” Gar- chants squad pulled out All-Around Player.” As for Ellingson, he re- me and its not going to on defense with great za said. “It has come the 98-97 win after Iowa He showed that he can mained consistent through be given to me. I just footwork in the paint. at me quick and then Hawkeye Brady Elling- use his height to his ad- out the game while scoring have to go out there and On the offensive side, I was ready for that. son hit a 3-pointer with vantage and still remain 25 points overall. work hard, play well and Garza showed mobility When I signed that 8.7 seconds left. quick to the basket. Ellingson showed im- be myself.” and confidence whether letter of intent that is “We went out there For the most part of provement as he really The Vinton Merchants it was going to the rim or what I came down here and competed against the game he guarded hit his stride in driving is composed of different shooting a three pointer. to do, so just coming some of the best guys in Garza and Nunge came to the basket. He stayed players from the Univer- “Individually, I think I down here I’m going to the state,” Nunge said. on top each time. calm and collected, but sity of Northern Iowa, Coe had a pretty good game,” work as hard as I can “We just went out there, His defense was solid. pulled out essential College, and Kirkwood. Garza said. and make the most of we played hard and we The ability he has to plays when needed. Garza showed incred- After graduating June this opportunity.”

15, and 16 to give him magnificence on the golf on 18,” Koepka said. failed to make a cut in a Rickey Fowler had GOLF a 4-stroke lead that he course this weekend, “I think it’s really cool major tournament. his chances to make CONTINUED FROM 8 never relinquished. it’s tough to believe [going 16-under]. It Scottie Schaffler of a move at the top Before Koepka’s big that golf isn’t even his hasn’t sunk in, obviously, the University of Texas spot throughout the three-hole run, there favorite sport. yet, and probably won’t was the low amateur weekend; however, he after Harmen bogeyed were five golfers within Koepka is also a for a few days.” champion after this simply was unable to on the 12th. 4 strokes of the lead and skilled baseball and This weekend did not past weekend. This was put it all together at the “I think that built plenty of holes left to basketball player, he fare well for the top- Schaffler’s second U.S. right time. On hole 12, some confidence,” play. Hideki Matsuyama embodies the new style 10 golfers, six of them Open; he competed last just 1 stroke behind the Koepka said. “So I finished third and of golfers looking more missed the first cut, and year but failed to make leader, Fowler bogeyed think that was kind of placed the highest of like athletes. His bond the top three did not the cut. Schaffler gave a to put him 2 behind, the changing point of anyone ranked in the with fellow golfer, and make it to June 17. lot of credit to his sister, then bogeyed again on the round for me.” top 20 as he tied for 2016 Open Champion This was the who caddied during his the 15th just before After 13, Koepka, second. Matsuyama Dustin Johnson has first time since the success in the Open. Koepka made his move. was 13 strokes under finished the last round been a big part in his ranking system was with a 1-stroke lead 6 under par to make a training regime. implemented in 1986 over Harman. He went run at the title. “I really should have that all of the top three on to birdie holes 14, For all of Koepka’s made that up and down golfers in the world

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Cleveland, Minnesota, Kansas City, Detroit, and the Chicago White Sox sit within six games of each other. The Indians have a two- game lead over the Twins thanks to a four-game sweep from June 16 through Sunday. Cleveland had little trouble rolling through Minnesota — the Indians outscored the Twins 28-8 in the four games. Winning seven of its last 10 games, Cleveland isn’t a flashy team. The Indians only rank 17th in batting average, 12th in on-base percentage, 17th in runs, and 15th in home runs. An 11th-ranked slugging percentage (.432) helps their offensive cause, however. AL West: Houston Astros (46-23) Jae C. Hong/Associated Press New York Yankee Aaron Judge is greeted by teammates in the dugout after scoring on a single by Chase Headley during the Holding the best record seventh inning against the Los Angeles Angels on June 12 in Anaheim, California. in the majors, Houston commands an all-around Washington sits in better than him so far. is tied with Clayton Ker- solid unit, both offensively the top-two in batting The Chicago Cubs (34- shaw, Jason Vargas, and and defensively. average, home runs, and 34) are only 2.5 games be- Keuchel with 9 wins. The Astros lead the slugging percentage. hind the Brewers and pose league in batting average Bryce Harper leads the a legitimate threat when (.277) and batting average team with a .421 on-base firing on all cylinders. against (.230). They also percentage, and Ryan The defending World Se- rank second in on-base Zimmerman boasts team ries Champions have yet percentage (.344), home highs in batting average to put things together, and runs (106), slugging (.353) and home runs until they do so, Milwau- percentage (.470), and (19). His batting average kee has the best shot at walks plus hits per is second-best in the taking the NL Central. innings pitched (1.19). league, while his home- George Springer run totals tie for third. NL West: Colorado Rockies brings the heat from the No other team in the (46-26) plate. In his fourth year, National League East pos- Springer’s 19 home runs sesses a record better than Three of the MLB’s top pace the Astros. .500. Keeping division ri- five teams reside in the Defensively, pitcher vals at bay, Max Scherzer’s National League West. Dallas Keuchel leads the 2.26 ERA is fourth in the Colorado, Arizona (44- MLB with a 1.67 ERA. MLB, helping him to an 26), and the Los Angeles He’s 9-0 this season. 8-4 record. Dodgers (44-26) are one Despite losing six of its game within each other, past 10 games, Houston NL Central: Milwaukee providing fans with the holds an 11-game lead Brewers (38-33) tightest division race. over the second-place The Rockies are 7-3 Texas Rangers. Eric Thames high- in their past 10, but lights a squad sitting the Diamondbacks and NL East: Washington only 7.5 games ahead Dodgers are both 9-1. Nationals (42-27) of last-place Cincinnati. Leading the league Thames’ 20 home runs with 383 runs, the Rock- The Nationals hold a this year are just one shy ies’ Charlie Blackmon’s 94 similar position to that of the number of dingers hits stands as the best in of the Astros — both he’s tallied in his three the MLB, 6 ahead of New squads have only won seasons combined prior York’s Starlin Castro. DJ four games in their last to this season. LeMahieu and Nolan Are- 10, yet they hold a lead That being said, nado both have at least 80 larger than 10 games Thames is only hitting hits on the year. over second place. .269 on the year; seven In the pitching depart- Through 69 games, Brewers are hitting ment, Antonio Senzatela

FIELD-HOCKEY

Field-hockey Hawks go out and train at regional USA Field after recording a team-high 12 assists. Hockey High Performance sites Grewe’s season was cut short by an national all over the country to try to gain injury. In six games, she scored 2 goals USA Field Hockey has announced positions on the roster. and recorded 3 assists for 7 points. that Iowa juniors Mallory Lefkowitz There will be eight teams of Hameon played for Iowa from and Melissa Progar, along with field-hockey players competing 2011-14 and was a 2013 Division 1 sophomore Makenna Grewe and against one another for a chance to Third Team All-American as well as a former Hawkeye Dani Hameon, were earn the national champion title and two-time All- Big Ten honoree. selected to attend the Developmen- for a chance to be selected to the She is no stranger to the camp. tal Squad National Camp. U.S. Women’s National Develop- This year Hameon will fight to The camp began June 17 and will mental Squad or U.S. U-21 Women’s keep her spot on the U.S. Women’s run through Tuesday at Spooky Nook National Team. National Developmental Squad and Sports in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Lefkowitz was the first Hawkeye working toward a spot on the U.S. The camp showcases the best selected. She started every game in Women’s National Team. college and post-college field-hock- the 2016 season and tallied 1 goal ey players in the USA. and 3 assists for 5 points. Last spring, athletes had to try Progar ranked second in the Big Ten — Jess Westendorf 6 THE DAILY IOWAN DAILYIOWAN.COM MONDAY, JUNE 19, 2017 It is not true that people stop pursuing dreams because they grow old, they DAILYBREAK grow old because they stop pursuing dreams. — Gabriel García Márquez the ledge DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau This column reflects the opinion of the author and not the DI Editorial Board, the Publisher, Student Publica- tions Inc., or the University of Iowa.

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NCAA Baseball

College world series The first weekend in New Hawks open some eyes Omaha is in the books, and the bracket looks a bit different from the predictions but shows that “home field” has paid off for some teams. One run put Oregon State and LSU ahead to defeat their respective opponents on June 17, while Florida and Louisville rolled over TCU and Texas A&M. Well, the next question is, Who will be eliminated? The first elimination game will take place today at 1 p.m. between Cal State-Fullerton and Florida State. Both teams fought down to the last inning in their losses; Pitching in defense might be the deciding factor in thier elimination games. Cal St. Fullerton gave up 11 hits to Oregan State, while Florida State gave up 9 hits to LSU. As for TCU and Texas A&M, I’m sure most Hawkeye fans will root for TCU to pull through because A&M ended Iowa’s World Series dreams. I predict the game will come to who can outscore whom. TCU has consistently showed dominance with the bats. TCU will be the home Ben Smith/The Daily Iowan Ben Smith/The Daily Iowan team heading, and it Jack Nunge of the Vinton Merchants dribbles during a Prime Time game in the North Liberty Recreation Iowa’s Brady Ellingson, playing for the Vinton Merchants, waits for the ball in the North Liberty might be able to use that Center on Sunday. Vinton defeateed Westport, 98-97. Recreation Center on June 18. to its advantage. The Horned Frogs are 28-4 when they are the Three Hawkeyes showcased their abilities as the Prime Time League started Sunday afternoon in North Liberty. home team. The battle to see By JESS WESTENDORF | [email protected] chants that showcased Iowa’s newest Hawkeyes – Freshmen who will survive the Jack Nunge and Luka Garza. elimination rounds will be Roberts’s gym at the North Liberty Community Center in To Start off, the scoring between the two was insane. intense and for some, the Coralville was packed last night as fans filed in to see a glimpse Garza led the pack with 41 points overall, the most out of end of the road in Omaha. of some future talent that could make starting impacts in Carv- everyone, and 10 rebounds. Nunge on the other hand tallied 35 er-Hawkeye Arena this coming up season. points and 13 rebounds. The main attraction seemed to be the last game of the night against the Westport Touchless Autowash and the Vinton Mer- SEE PRIME TIME, 5 NCAA Basketball

Prime Time Leaders: MMen from all over the state headed to North Liberty to play basketball, and many fans came to see Koepka’s big Boys of which Hawkeyes would climb the leaderboard first. As the 31st Prime Time Summer opened play Sunday, here is move takes U.S. a look at the top Hawkeyes who shone in the stats. get down Total Points: Open 1. Luka Garza – 41 points 2. Ryan Kriener – 38 points to it 3. Jordan Bohannon and Jack Nunge – 35 points 4. Isaiah Moss – 32 points Each division in Major 5. Tyler Cook – 27 points League Baseball is different; Rebounds: here are the top teams in 1. Jack Nunge: 13 rebounds 2.Nicholas Baer – 12 each division and who is rebounds coming in at a close second. 3. Dom Uhl -11 rebounds 4. Ahmad Wagner, Tyler Cook, and Luka Garza – 10 By ADAM HENSLEY rebounds [email protected] 5. Jordan Bohannon – 9 rebounds With the Major League Baseball season in full swing, the race for division titles begins. Some division races are close, within three to four games, while others possess a wider gap between NCAA Football first and second-place teams. AL East: New York Yankees (38-29) Michigan head coach, Jim Harbaugh is set to New York took two games from ask former Toronto and Boston and added a President sweep of Baltimore before dropping Barack two to the Los Angeles Angels and Obama and four to Oakland. first lady During the Yankees’ six-game losing Michelle streak, they’ve managed to keep things Obama to close — four games have been decided serve as by a single run. honorary Harbaugh Aaron Judge, the largest rising star captains Michigan head coach in baseball, leads the bats. Hitting with for an the league’s fifth-best average (.335), upcoming home game Chris Carlson/Associated Press Judge’s 23 home runs sit atop the MLB this fall. Brooks Koepka kisses the trophy after the U.S. Open on Sunday at Erin Hills in Erin, Wisconsin. leaderboards. Via online sources, Meanwhile, Starlin Castro leads the Harbaugh said he team in hits — his 88 rank second in spent “39 wonderful After the top three golfers in the PGA miss the cut, one golfer the MLB. minutes” with the former takes advantage and puts his name in the record books. As a team, New York ranks third with president while he was in a .275 batting average and first in on- Washington, D.C. By JORDAN ZUNIGA Sunday, hitting 12 of 14 fairways and base percentage (.351), runs (380), and Michigan has also [email protected] 17 of 18 greens in regulation. The back home runs (108). extended offers to nine for Koepka was in his wheelhouse recording artist Usher, Brooks Koepka rode a strong finish this past weekend, only boogying once in New England Patriot on the back nine of the U.S. Open to four rounds, on hole 10 Sunday. This put AL Central: Cleveland Indians (36-31) quarterback Tom clinch his first major victory, tying him in second behind Brian Harman. Brady, and NBA legend Rory McIlroy’s U.S. Open record with a On the 13th hole, Koepka sank a The race for the AL Central remains Michael Jordan. 72-hole score of 16-under par. par putt to give him the outright lead the closest of the other divisions. The 27-year-old from Palm Beach, Florida, played almost flawless golf SEE GOLF, 5 SEE BASEBALL, 5