DOMINATION Jacqui Kalin’s 35 points fuel a 54-point Game Time victory Monday. SPORTS, 10

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21 VOTE Bolkcom, Mascher back 21-only Legislators say they are not concerned about supporting a controversial ballot issue the same day they run for re-election. By ALEX KLINE [email protected]

Two local legislators have joined the 21 Makes Sense campaign, adding to the list HAORAN WANG/THE DAILY IOWAN of big names co-chairing the organization, Because of recent rain, the Iowa River is flooding near the Mayflower on Monday. More rain is predicted this week. including Iowa football coach Kirk Ferentz and Rep. Vicki Lensing, D-Iowa City. Sen. Joe Bolkcom, D-Iowa City, and Rep. Mary Mascher, D-Iowa City, said they agreed to co-chair 21 Makes Sense after Officials: Heavy rainfall won’t Mayor Matt Hayek asked them last week- end to participate in the campaign. This makes Bolkcom the first Iowa sena- tor and Mascher the second representative bring serious flooding to IC to join the pro-21-ordinance campaign. Former Iowa City Mayor and 21 Makes Sense Co-Chairman Ernie The Iowa River was around 3 feet under flood stage on Monday. Lehman said high-profile support from such people as Bolkcom and Mascher is By COLLEEN KENNEDY U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Dubberke could not give exact River levels what the campaign needs to win the [email protected] A flash-flood warning was in estimates on how much rainfall issue for 21 proponents. “The fact that they are very visible and place Monday through this Iowa City will see this week, but Iowa River water lev- Despite predicted rainfall in els as of 10 p.m. very respected people in the community morning, with a high chance of said the river should stay under Iowa this week expected to Monday: certainly adds credibility to the people rain expected today and Wednes- the flood stage. increase high river levels, offi- • 19.24 feet at Columbus who would like to see a 21-ordinance,” day, with chances decreasing She noted the river would like- cials remain doubtful waters Junction (flood level Lehman said. Thursday and into the weekend. ly lower to 18.3 feet by the end of will reach flood stage in Iowa the week without any further 19.00) Bolkcom said he supports the measure Flash-flood watch means flood- City. rain. • 18.92 feet at Iowa City for reasons of student health. The Iowa River’s flood stage, ing is possible if heavy rains con- During the 2008 flood, water (flood level 22.00) “It’s an impossible challenge for bar or the level at which the river tinue in the area, said warning reached 31.53 feet. The National • 17.53 feet at Marengo owners to place every single patron in will begin to cause damage, is coordination meteorologist Weather Service categorized (flood level 14.00) their establishments who is underage,” 22 feet in the Iowa City area. Donna Dubberke. major flood stage at 25 feet. • 14.20 feet near Lone he said. “The notion that those young Tree As of 10 p.m. Monday, the river Last year at this time, the river “Damage like the past is hard people are not drinking seems to be kind (flood level 15.00) of preposterous.” level was 18.92 feet, an sat at 16.58 feet, but the heavy to predict,” Johnson County Source: Army Corps of Engineers For Mascher, concerns about student increase by 0.72 feet in the pre- rains have led to higher river lev- SEE FLOODING, 3 vious 24 hours, according to the els this summer. SEE LEGISLATORS, 3 UI to erect wind turbine The turbine will be used for educational purposes.

By KRISTIN CALLAHAN to create a green-energy [email protected] district,” said Liz Chris- tiansen, the director of the The University of Iowa UI Office of Sustainability. plans to install a 2.4-kilo- The turbine is funded watt wind turbine today at from a $39,778 grant from the south end of Madison the Iowa Alliance for Wind Street that will serve as an Innovation and Novel educational tool for engi- Development. Officials are neering students. set to begin the two-hour Reaching nearly 37 feet installation at 10 a.m., into the air, the turbine will weather permitting. be connected to the existing While almost as tall as power panel in Madison four stacked basketball Street Services Building, hoops, the device will be and the power will be used much smaller than most on campus. wind turbines installed ZANDRA FEIG/THE DAILY IOWAN The green-energy project specifically for energy pur- is bringing more than alter- poses. A young girl plays with a sparkler near the Old Capitol on Sunday. Though native energy to campus. The small turbine, pro- rain sent some locals packing, others braved the drizzle to watch the annu- “Several of these projects viding enough energy to are the outcome of collabo- power only one house, is al fireworks show on the Fourth of July. The city budgeted $25,000 for this rative efforts between being installed mainly for year’s awe-inducing explosives, which were launched from Hubbard Park. Facilities Management and educational purposes. the College of Engineering SEE A PHOTO SLIDE SHOW FROM THE FOURTH AT DAILYIOWAN.COM. — we are coming together SEE TURBINE, 3

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Night Production Manager: After moving to Iowa Send address changes to: The Daily Bob Foley...... 335-5789 City in 1995, Owsley first ZANDRA FEIG/THE DAILY IOWAN Iowan, 100 Adler Journalism Building, Iowa City, Iowa 52242-2004. got his “in” with the bar Craig Owsley, who works part-time as a bartender at the Yacht Club, stands outside on Monday. “There scene by working the door was never any doubt in my mind that I wanted to do something with music,” said Owsley, who has been at Gabe’s. He later was pro- involved with music since he was a child. moted to bartender, and he served people their favorite has known Owsley for door at the Mill, helps with TOP STORIES drinks for 10 years. more than a decade. booking bands, and works Craig Owsley Most-read stories on dailyiowan.com from xxx. When Owsley’s father “He’s a great guy. He’s an part-time at the Oreck • Age: 40 wanted out of the bar-own- integral part of the music store on Highway 1. • Hometown: Dallas City, Ill. 1. UI officials cleared to join pro-21 campaign ing business, the younger and bar scene in Iowa City,” “I know a lot of guys now • Favorite food: Mexican 2. D-line prepared to wreak havoc in 2010 Owsley moved to Fort McCarthy said. who are into the DJ’ing • Ideal vacation spot: Brazil 3. Hawkeyes land QB commitment Bree Clime-White, thing and the dance parties, Madison, Iowa, but the bar • Favorite band: Concrete 4. Donation meters bring in some $$ scene there was a little Owsley’s longtime friend and it’s great because it cre- Blonde 5. Disney movies: daddy-less more intense than he was and co-worker at the Mill, ates business and gets peo- used to. referred to him simply as, ple out there having fun,”he Know someone we should shine a light “Four nights a week, I’d “a badass.” said. “But the fact that you on? E-mail us at : METRO have to clean up blood off of “He’s an incredibly can get 200 people to go lis- [email protected]. the floor,” Owsley said. “Fif- sweet guy and a super tal- ten to someone spinning Catch up with others from our series at ages of marijuana, packaging dailyiowan.com/spotlight. Man charged with teen years of tending bar at ented musician,” Clime- records, and you can’t get 10 materials, and $1,380 in cash. Gabe’s, I might have seen White said. people to come see a band, drug violation According to police reports, five fights. I saw five fights Being a longtime bar- kind of aggravates me.” Peter Milan Grady, 24, 307 E. the defendant admitted to deal- Owsley understands the a week down there, easily, tender gives Owsley a front The longtime bartender College St. No. 1813, was charged ing marijuana and said the cash value of being able to and not just drunken row seat to the many also has been able to witness with a controlled-substance vio- was from drug sales. An addi- scraps but bloody brawls.” changes that have the effects of the 21-ordi- enjoy live music at a lation July 2, according to police tional $6,063 was later found in Owsley had enough, shut occurred since he first nance, which he thinks of as younger age. As an 18- records. down the bar, and moved came to Iowa City. being both good and bad. year-old, he would escape Grady’s possession. Police said back to Iowa City. “The music scene around “It’s one of those give and repetitive cover bands in During a drug investigation on all the money found is from These days Owsley can here definitely has had its takes. It’s a bar. You need to his hometown by heading May 2, Iowa City police officers illegal drug sales. be found in various places ups and downs,” he said. be 21 to be in there, that’s to Iowa City. reportedly found several pack- — by Nora Heaton around town, including bar- “Sometimes, it seems really the law,” Owsley said. “But The bartender still fre- tending at metal night on fertile, and there’s lots of to be told that you can’t go quents the music venues the first Thursday of each good stuff locally.” see musical entertainment when he is not serving month at the Yacht Club. Aside from bartending at because you’re not old drinks downtown — and Pete McCarthy, general the Yacht Club’s metal enough to be in that place, I shows no sign of stopping manager of the Yacht Club, night, Owsley works the think that’s wrong.” anytime soon. METRO Underage-drinking he said. “I don’t think there’s any ‘One Book’ to return killed in a car crash on July 3. question that behavior has gotten Forty-year-old Candy L. Martin was citations down a little better.” The University of Iowa Center driving northbound on Interstate for Human Rights has selected The number of students cited — by Gabe DeJong 380 when the car entered the east Gardens of Water as its 2010 ditch, according to the Iowa State for underage possession of alco- “One Community, One Book” hol has dropped over the last five Patrol. Martin’s vehicle collided Police report fight pick. The novel is by Iowa Writers’ with a concrete bridge support years, according to the University Workshop alumnus Alan Drew. of Iowa and Iowa City police. involving knife around 8:30 p.m. near the 2-mile The community-wide project marker of the highway. Police cited 407 UI students for Iowa City police responded to aims to promote insight and underage drinking during the Martin was taken to the reports of a fight allegedly involv- understanding of human rights by University of Iowa Hospitals and 2009-10 academic year, down ing parties armed with a knife encouraging people to read a from 1,071 during the 2005-2006 Clinics by a medical examiner. over the weekend. selected book, according to a — by Grace Savides academic year. Officers were dispatched to university release. The report, compiled by UI 1956 C Broadway No. 9 around 2 The book follows the story of a Dean of Students David Grady, a.m. on July 3. When they arrived, devout Muslim family and an Man charged with detailed the arrests of students they found a male bleeding from a American Christian family who made by both UI and Iowa City head wound. The victim was must coexist in a large refugee exposure police during the past five aca- transported to the University of camp after an earthquake James Russell Hirt, 67, demic years. Aug. 1 through May Iowa Hospitals and Clinics for destroys the apartment building address unknown, was charged 20 constituted an academic year. treatment of non-life-threatening in which both families lived. Drew with indecent exposure at a con- Grady was hesitant to point to injuries, according to police. lived and taught in Turkey during venience store on July 2, accord- a cause. During the investigation, the the 1999 earthquake and ing to police reports. “There’s probably a variety of its aftermath. Police said the defendant different reasons,” he said. release said, officers learned that The project is intended to walked into the store with his For advocates of the 21-ordi- three males entered the apart- ment, forcing their way into the encourage people to read and pants around his ankles. He then nance, the numbers may not discuss the selected book and accurately reflect the true bedroom where the victim was sat down at a booth and turned to sleeping. According to witnesses, develop a greater community expose himself to a female clerk. amount of underage drinking in awareness of human-rights Iowa City. one of the suspects was armed Police reports say the defen- with a knife. Another suspect issues on a local, national, and dant exited and entered the store “I think it’s a better indicator global level, according to the of behavior,” said former Iowa allegedly struck the victim in the four more time with his shorts head with a liquor bottle, causing release. around his ankles. City Mayor Ernie Lehman, a — by Grace Savides cochairman of 21 Makes Sense, a the bottle to shatter. When Iowa City police arrived pro-21 group. The three men were gone when Area woman killed at the store, the defendant He still finds the report police arrived, and the incident reportedly had his pants around encouraging, however. remains under investigation. in crash his ankles and was exposed. “It’s a very pleasing statistic,” — by Lisa Brahm A North Liberty woman was — by Nora Heaton POLICE BLOTTER Calvin Battle, 30, Tipton, was Terry Green, 33, address driving with a suspended/can- Joel Schintler, 50, 155 Columbia charged July 3 with interference unknown, was charged July 3 celed license. Drive, was charged July 2 with dis- with official acts. with delivery of crack cocaine, Matthew Maynard, 23, 4379 E. orderly conduct. Albert Black, 18, 2023 Taylor possession of a schedule I con- Court St., was charged July 3 Gregory Seydel, 47, 620 Brookside Drive, was charged May 27 with trolled substance with intent to with OWI. Drive, was charged July 3 with OWI. fifth-degree theft. deliver, drug tax-stamp violation, David McCullough, 29, 225 E. Bruce Steele, 42, 906 E. Burlington Michelle Blankenship, 46, and willfully causing bodily injury. Fairchild St., was charged June 28 St., was charged July 2 with disor- Kalona, was charged July 2 with Cherisa Henderson, 21, 461 with fifth-degree theft. derly conduct. disorderly conduct. Highway 1 W. No. 38, was charged Aaron Mitchell, 32, 2401 Christopher Strickland, 26, 1901 David Brenneman, 40, 3550 July 2 with disorderly conduct. Highway 6 E. No. 2202, was Broadway No. 5, was charged July 1 Vista Park Drive, was charged Lawrence Hill, 26, 2430 charged July 1 with possession with delivery of a schedule I con- July 1 with OWI. Muscatine Ave., was charged of a schedule I substance. trolled substance. Jamall Cater, 21, 2254 S. Sunday with interference with James Mitchell, 29, 2401 Victor Van Pelt, 46, 2401 Highway Riverside Drive Lot 22, was official acts. Highway 6 E No. 2202, was 6 E. No. 4814, was charged July 3 charged July 2 with OWI. James Hirt, 67, PO Box 643, charged July 1 with possession of with keeping a disorderly house Eric Foster, 26, 342 S. Dubuque was charged July 2 with inde- a schedule I substance. and public intoxication. St. Apt. 3, was charged Sunday cent exposure. Jose Nunez, 43, 2018 Waterfront Matthew Wagner, 20, 7606 with possession of an open con- Victor Hubler, 36, 400 Clark St., Drive No. 77, was charged July 2 Bershire Drive N.E., was charged tainer of alcohol in public and was charged June 28 with per- with public intoxication. July 2 with OWI. public intoxication. mitting a dog or cat to run free. Stephany Peck, 24, 1417 Franklin Kevin Waldschmidt, 44, Riverside, Ryan Gochineaur, 25, 307 E. Steven Keever, 22, 111 S. St., was charged July 1 with posses- was charged July 2 with public College St. No. 1813, was charged Governor St., was charged sion of marijuana. intoxication. May 2 with possession of cocaine Sunday with public intoxication. Jerry Pheasant, 49, address Edgar Wells, 56, 2010 Davis St. No. and marijuana. Richard Kunc, 52, 2602 Gable unknown, was charged July 2 with B, was charged July 3 with fifth- Tarik Gordon, 26, 619 Hawkeye St., was charged July 2 with pub- disorderly conduct. degree theft. Court, was charged May 10 with lic intoxication. Latonya Poole, 38, 1327 Dolan Alion White, 25, Newton, Iowa, was violating a no-contact domestic Tyler Lo, 20, 1649 Aber Ave. No. Place, was charged Sunday with charged July 1 with fifth-degree abuse protective order. 8, was charged June 30 with simple assault. theft by check.

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“This is a unique project TURBINE UI installs wind because it is going to provide turbine information that basically CONTINUED FROM 1 can be used by others, not “Our goal is to have a Facts about the device: just the school,” said Barry wind turbine to use for stu- • 2.4 kilowatts Butler, the principal investi- dents,” said Pablo Carrica, • Nearly 37 feet tall gator of the Iowa Alliance for a UI associate professor of • Funded with $39,778 IAWIND Wind Innovation and Novel engineering who received grant Development. the grant. • To be used for educational The alliance — which is The wind turbine will be purposes designed to fund proposals used as a teaching tool for a people submit to help edu- Source: Liz Christiansen senior-level class starting cational activities and proj- this fall. ects about wind energy — In the class, students will relating to the turbine will awarded a grant to Carrica learn how to perform experi- soon be accessible to any- to purchase the turbine ments in relations to the one from any computer and instrumentation. Butler said the alliance pressure, velocity, and power when its website launches. has funded about six or being generated by the tur- Operational conditions bine, as well as the rotation- seven projects so far. are going to be available on al force the blades exert. Even with similar proj- Students will then use a website officials are in the ects completed, he said, the wind turbine for their process of creating. Come he thinks this one will final project in the class, September, anyone will be “stand out.” Carrica said. The three- able to access data being “The wind-turbine proj- HAORAN WANG/THE DAILY IOWAN week assignment could ask collected from the turbine ect serves as a centralized The Coralville Reservoir is pictured on Monday. The swimming area and bathhouses at the Reservoir have students to measure the — the speed and direction location for the monitoring, been closed in past weeks because of flooding. More rain is predicted this week. torque on the shaft of the of the wind, the rotational analysis, and forecasting of turbine to see the strain on of the speed of the blades, energy supply and con- the blades, for example. and the power in kilowatts, sumption across campus,” Coralville Dam area,” Although flooding is This type of information among other information. Christiansen said. FLOODING Harney said, “But it is unlikely in the Iowa CONTINUED FROM 1 always a possibility.” City area, other areas asking students about their Johnson County offi- of the state, such as cials are monitoring the LEGISLATORS opinions on the drinking 21 Makes Sense Marengo, have experi- weather regularly and culture and what they Supervisor Pat Harney enced significant flood- CONTINUED FROM 1 Other panel co-heads: will continue to do so, would enjoy doing other said. “If we get a heavy ing. • Rep. Vicki Lensing, D-Iowa downpour, it could be pos- Supervisor Sally binge drinking, date rape, than drinking. The flood stage for City sible.” Stutsman said. and fighting downtown City Councilor Susan the Iowa River at • Tom Rocklin, interim vice Even a slight possi- “We are not expecting have accumulated over the Mims, a 21 Makes Sense Marengo is 14 feet. By president for UI Student bility is weighing on flooding, but weather is time she has lived in Iowa steering committee mem- 10 p.m. Monday, the Services many residents’ minds, day to day,” she said. City. ber, also said she thinks river had reached 17.53 • UI Provost Wallace Loh including UI junior Jes- The U.S. Army Corps “This is just a piece of the having the support of such feet, and it will contin- • Hawkeye football coach Kirk sica Lundgren. of Engineers — after influential figures will help ue to rise, according to puzzle in terms of what we Ferentz “Depending on how requests from Iowa the campaign. the National Weather need to be doing to find • Iowa City Mayor Matt Hayek much more it rains, City, Coralville, and UI “I hope [Bolkcom and Service. At 16 feet, alternatives for students,” Source: 21 Makes Sense website people who live close to officials — has Mascher’s endorsements] the University of Iowa the river will be con- increased outflow from water affects land help bring attention to the alumna said. “It’s gotten so cerned,” she said. the Coralville Reservoir alongside the river. campaign, and people can how supporting the 21- much worse in terms of But some city and to help decrease flood- “There is reason to be get educated about the drinking culture, and we, ordinance would affect the county officials advised ing potential. Residents concerned in some issue so they know what as a community, need to votes of some of their the public not to be too of previously flooded or underlying areas if we they are voting for come address it.” younger voters, but Bolk- concerned. flood-prone areas will get rain,” Harney said. November,” she said. Additionally, she said, com said he believed there “I don’t anticipate a also be notified of the “But it will take a lot to the university’s reputation With both Mascher and are greater concerns. big problem in the rising water levels. get to that level.” was bothersome. Bolkcom up for re-election “I don’t want this school this year, the senator and “I think this issue is an the representative could or institution to be known important issue, and I have more at stake with think the health of young as one of the party schools thousands of students like- throughout the nation,” ly to show up to the polls if people coming to Iowa City Mascher said. “I think the 21-only measure is on to get an education trumps that’s a terrible claim to the ballot. The City Council how I’m going to go on the fame.” will vote at its July 12 ballot this fall,” he said. She said she has spoken meeting whether to put the with Tom Rocklin, the issue to a vote. 21 Makes Sense plans to interim UI vice president Both Mascher and Bolk- hold a news conference on for Student Services, about com said they considered Wednesday at noon.

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MITCHELL SCHMIDT Opinions Editor • NORA HEATON Metro Editor TAYLOR CASEY, GRETA HAGEN-RICHARDSON, KIRSTEN JACOBSEN, WILL MATTESSICH, ZACH WAHLS Editorial writers EDITORIALS reflect the majority opinion of the DI Editorial Board and not the opinion of the Publisher, Student Publications Inc., or the Imflahertyve University of Iowa. GUEST OPINIONS, COMMENTARIES, and COLUMNS reflect the opinions of the authors and are not necessarily those of the Editorial Board. Sound far-fetched? Well, maybe, but that Editorial grassy knoll in Dallas turned an obscure lawyer into Arlen Specter. So underesti- BEAU ELLIOT mate its power at your Celebrating a new liberty [email protected] own peril. (I mean, you could turn into Arlen We’ve just celebrated Specter, and then our country’s where would you be? Independence Day, Out of a job come which pretty much January, that’s where.) everyone knows, unless But I suspect the you got too intoxicated imflahertyve tense is at on July 3 on one sub- work here. stance or another and I discovered the imfla- forgot to wake up hertyve tense one on Sunday. evening when my pal In which case, you Flaherty said something missed a soggy day. witty about That’s OK; there will be Wittgenstein and all I other soggy days. heard was “imflaher- One of the odd things tyve.” Something similar about the Fourth of July to this often happens is that, despite the when my friends bring American Heritage up Wittgenstein, Dictionary cheerily because when I hear informing us it is “cele- “Wittgenstein,” my brated in the United brain, such as it is, States to commemorate turns into cold oatmeal. the adoption in 1776 of Analyze that, Ludwig. the Declaration of But once I discovered Independence,” we have the imflahertyve tense, little reason to celebrate so much of the world Independence Day on started making sense. July 4. And that’s Such as that Fourth of because July 4 had July thing. quite little to do with And an article in the BEN MARGOT/ASSOCIATED PRESS declaring independence Pearl Harbor survivor Cecil Malmin salutes during the Fourth of July parade Sunday in Alameda, Calif. Americans celebrated “life, June 30 Press-Citizen in from Britain. At least liberty, and the pursuit of happiness” over the weekend. The DI Editorial Board is thankful for the democratic process, in particu- which Michael Knock according to a historian lar as the possibilty of a vote on the 21 ordinance approaches. related the tale of one interviewed on NPR of his students in a his- whose name I quite As Iowans, we certainly believe it to be fitting While at face value, Independence Day is a cel- tory class at an Indiana meticulously did not that the Declaration of Independence, a docu- ebration of our successful exodus from the university who confi- write down for reasons dently told him ment we all spent the weekend celebrating, cher- British Empire and of the liberties ingrained in known only to my left ishes, “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” our founding documents, on a deeper level, it is Abraham Lincoln was hand. (I mean, it held the leader of the Over the last two years, it’s been to our delight perhaps the celebration of the American spirit, the pen, not me. Silly that we’ve watched that liberty, particularly here that inexplicable trend toward more liberty: for Confederacy and the left hands; they so often Northern states seceded in Iowa, grow. We at the DI Editorial Board feel men without property, for blacks, for women, for are, you know?) from the Union. That’s it is important to remember, always, that our immigrants, for gays, and so on. No, according to that the imflahertyve tense. democracy is a means to those most specific of We celebrate the transfer of power from those historian, who will go who have much to those who have little, not There are many other ends and that our democracy is not an end in and down in history as “that examples I’ve come of itself. because of any personal failing but because of historian,” the colonial- some deviant, immutable component of across over the years. Case and point was the April 2009 unanimous ists (well, OK, For instance, “Thus, ruling by the Iowa Supreme Court that struck their identity. Americans, even though We celebrate the responsibility and respect when up to 90 percent down a ban on same-sex marriage in our state. they weren’t quite yet) inherent in liberty but also recognize that liber- of a college’s profits are And again, with the recent realization that legal declared independence ty, and indeed freedom, are not free. being served up posthu- medical marijuana has a real possibility of being on July 2. The Yet, we’re proud to report that the forces of mously by taxpayers …” part of Iowa’s future. Declaration of Or “Anything that is expanded personal liberty are again on the move. Independence wasn’t Polling has shown that majorities of Iowans In the last year, it’s become evident that medical going to help curve alco- are opposed to both of these changes to law, one signed until hol consumption …” or marijuana, which some contend has proven med- Aug. 2, 1776. actual and one potential. Yet, we are reminded “While armies employ ical merits, could be legalized in the near future. That historian reports that democracy is only a means to an even more the diplomatic power of And, perhaps in time, the drug itself, which has John Adams (one of the precious end: liberty. We are reminded of this guns …” been shown in studies to be less harmful than Founding Fathers from “Despite the affluence ourselves, every day, as a newspaper. Thomas alcohol, stands a chance of being ushered into Massachusetts, in case of underage drinking Jefferson is reported to have said, “If I had to the mainstream. you were one of those tickets …” or “We were choose between a nation without newspapers or And even though the Iowa City City Council, July 3 casualties and out of sink, it was just newspapers without a nation, I would prefer with the recent passage of the 21-ordinance, is your memory is still a bad basketball.” the latter.” certainly infringing on the liberty of responsi- bit soggy) wrote his wife So once you grasp the Without tooting our own horn, we recognize ble adults to enjoy downtown nightlife, we have that July 2 would be that as a newspaper, we serve the function of high hopes for this November and are confident remembered and cele- imflahertyve tense, you safeguarding liberty, as does the very form of our that our peers will participate in one of the brated for all time in can understand why House Minority Leader government. A democratic republic fused to a most important safeguards of liberty: our dem- America with patriotic ocratic process. John Boehner recently dual federalist system (by which we mean state speeches, parades, and So if you have any leftover contraband (i.e., said President Obama’s and federal governments) was instituted with other such foofaraw. fireworks, another classic example of infringed Yeah, that worked out financial-reform legisla- the hopes of preserving liberty. This doesn’t even liberty) from this weekend, we recommend cele- tion was “killing an ant take into account the separation of powers, which about as well as brating one more time. This time, grace the skies Boston’s Big Dig. with a nuclear weapon.” has recently proven to be the ultimate guardian in the name of liberty. 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(And “that historian” They may be edited for length and style. and plotted to make their birthday does have a name: Independence Day. Ray Raphael.) Guest Opinion McChrystal brouhaha shines spotlight on obstacles By E.J. DIONNE signed off on the Obama all-hang-out Rolling Stone the best relationship with gance that came through together, accepting that the Gen. Stanley McChrys- compromise: to give article. Karzai let it be the man America is relying in the article plays badly, policy was settled and was tal put President Obama McChrystal the troops he known he saw McChrystal on to lead Afghanistan. given that McChrystal’s not open to constant chal- in an impossible position. said he needed to improve as “the best commander The doctrine of counterin- military strategy has not lenge. It required Obama to That is why he had to go. the situation but to place a the United States has sent surgency requires a credi- seemed to work very well have real authority over A general’s tasks involve clear time limit on how to Afghanistan.” The pres- ble government, and since so far. our military. executing policies made by long the troops would stay. ident of another country Karzai is not considered Obama stuck with Obama asserted that the commander in chief, The administration was became a player inside our credible by his own people, McChrystal, despite ample authority in a statement plotting strategy, and win- openly divided over how own country’s political McChrystal has worked evidence that the general that was gracious but firm, ning wars — not playing effectively it could work deliberations. hard to make him so.” would go around the White and he reminded his frac- politics in the media to get with Afghan President One little-noted passage A military strategy is House to push his tious team of the impor- at civilian rivals inside Hamid Karzai. Unlike in Michael Hastings’ supposed to fit the facts on own preferences. tance of a “unity of effort.” the government. McChrystal, Ambassador Rolling Stone article the ground. But McChrys- Moreover, Obama’s But he still needs to make What McChrystal did Karl Eikenberry and underscored McChrystal’s tal was trying to invent an approach to Afghanistan his objectives clearer, required Obama to change Richard Holbrooke, the central problem. alternative reality to fit the was always a delicate bal- beginning with an answer generals at a decisive special representative for “The most striking facts to his counterinsur- ance, a Goldilocks strategy to the question: Are we moment in the Afghanistan and Pakistan, example of McChrystal’s gency strategy, trying to that was neither too hawk- serious about beginning Afghanistan conflict or risk think Karzai is a hopeless usurpation of diplomatic turn Karzai into some- ish nor too dovish: Escalate withdrawals next July? looking weak and out and hapless leader. policy is his handling of thing he isn’t. now to speed withdrawal. Given what’s happened so Karzai himself felt per- Karzai,” Hastings wrote. A piece of this sort was The problem is that this far, we should be. of control. Veteran Washington Post columnist E.J. Everyone on the presi- fectly free to weigh in on “It is McChrystal, not destined to undercut what- careful equilibrium diplomats like Eikenberry ever McChrystal was try- required everyone in the Dionne offers political analysis from an dent’s team, including the controversy let loose energetic progressive viewpoint. McChrystal, said they had by the incendiary let-it- or Holbrooke, who enjoys ing to do, and the arro- administration to pull

The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, July 6, 2010 - 5 dailyiowan.com for more arts and culture Arts&Culture Relishing punk-rock freedom Punk-rock band the Ataris will bring its lively show to the Blue Moose tonight. By MICHAEL GALLAGHER themselves and don’t have has seen, and he doesn’t [email protected] to follow a set of rules given believe there’s any reason at the door. Places where to try to hide the band’s Although longtime punk- people can jump off the repeated transformations. rock band the Ataris has “A lot of the times, the achieved freakin’ stage, go crazy, and have fun.” changes have happened nationwide because certain members success, Energetic fans can enjoy the Ataris’ dynamic live have had different aspira- frontman tions,” he said. “Some peo- dailyiowan.com show tonight at the Blue Kristopher ple have families, and some Roe has not Moose Tap House, 211 Iowa Ave. The show will begin at of the guys in the past have abandoned gotten into drugs and alco- the mental- 6 p.m. with Gasoline Heart, Slip Silo, and Final Alibi hol too much.” ity that ini- opening. Admission is $10 Roe is both content with tially in advance, $12 at the door. the current makeup of the brought Bassist Bryan Nelson band and excited to still him recog- agrees that the goal is to get have the opportunity to cre- nition. He is GIVE A audience members to unwind ate and perform his songs reminiscent LISTEN and experience the freedom across the nation. This love of the punk of yesteryear. This idea is so of music is the driving force scene from The Ataris important to the group that for him, and he’s happy to PUBLICITY PHOTO the mid- So Long, the band members don’t hesi- bring any willing musicians The Ataris perform at a 2009 concert in the UK. They will perform at Blue Moose today at 6 p.m. 90s, and he along for the ride. Astoria tate to call out the crowd “Our last album was dark lack of progress in the “When I started writing, my wishes to “Ultimately, the thing I members when they fail to and atmospheric,” he said. band. Roe believes the lyrics were kind of trite and give his con- love doing is traveling and Featured meet expectations. “… These [new] songs have group is continually matur- simple. I look back, and I temporary playing music that I write,” “We try to interact with jumped back to the more up- ing, especially lyrically. cringe at some of the things fans a Tracks: he said. “I’ve been lucky to the crowd as much as possi- tempo rock sound. It’s more “Over the years, the lyrics I wrote. Now, I find more glimpse of • “In This Diary” find a lot of really good peo- ble,” Nelson said. “If the urgent and unpredictable.” have improved because, as a clever ways to twist things, what it was If you like it: ple to do it with. As for the crowd’s being boring, we try This return to up-tempo writer, I’ve learned better to make it a little like to See THE guys I’m playing with now, to let them know they’re rock does not indicate a ways to say things,” he said. more coded.” attend a ATARIS with being boring. They’ll be the everyone’s really happy, punk con- Gasoline Heart, first ones to tell you if you and it’s all good.” cert during Slip Silo, and Final suck, so why not tell them As the members of the a time of Alibi, at the Blue if they suck?” Ataris have changed, so has less Throughout the lengthy the band’s style. With the regulation. Moose Tap House, 211 Iowa, at 6 p.m. career of the Ataris, Roe has release of an EP at the end “We pre- of July and a full-length today, for $10-$12. been the only fixture in the fer playing group, while the rest of the album coming out later in in dives,” band members have come the year, Roe says fans can Roe said. “Places where and gone. He is not troubled expect a departure from the people can just be by the changes the band group’s recent albums. CD REVIEW No longer outcast The lesser known half of Outkast, Big Boi, flourishes with latest solo release. By MICHAEL GALLAGHER guest list creates intrigue South,’ I don’t think that is [email protected] and diversity surpassed by what we mean.” few hip-hop records. The Big Boi’s ability to seam- The history of Sir featured artists range from lessly mix in social com- Lucious Left Foot: The Son funk king George Clinton to mentary in an otherwise of Chico Dusty sounds just Gucci Mane (possibly the party-friendly album is the like the only rapper that makes Lil beauty of the Atlanta MC. plot of a Wayne seem normal) to sci- This style provides hip-hop Hollywood fi diva Janelle Monáe. fans with two elements movie. This Unlike with his André they often look for in an story 3000 collaborations, the album but rarely find exist- begins with star-studded guests on the ing peacefully together: a classic album pose no threat of entertainment and insight. underdog: Big Boi outshining Big Boi. He’s a With Sir Lucious Left Big Boi. lyrical force, fluidly string- Foot, Big Boi breaks from the Despite Sir Lucious ing together so many chains linking him to André having punch lines that “punch 3000 and emerges as one of released Left Foot: line” no longer feels like the premier voices in hip- original The Son of the appropriate term. hop. The release of this and entic- One of his brighter album acts as a challenge for ing music Chico Dusty moments comes from the André. The once rarely dis- as a solo album’s second single, “Fo Yo puted leader of the duo is artist, Big ##### Sorrows,” in which he offers now placed in the unfamiliar Boi has out of a glimpse of his political position of trying to match consistently ##### views: “Why are 75 percent the bar raised by his partner. been over- of our youth readin’ maga- If André manages to shadowed zines? / ’Cause they used to achieve anywhere near the by the other half of Out- fantasy, and that’s what they quality of his colleague’s kast, André 3000. do to dream. / Call it fiction effort with his own upcom- André garnered the most addiction ’cause the truth is ing solo record, then hip- praise when Outkast a heavy thing! / ’member hop fans across the nation releasedSpeakerboxxx/The when the levee scream, will be left salivating over Love Below (a double CD made the folks evacua-ezz? / the possibilities of Out- composed of a solo album Yeah, I’m still speakin’ about kast’s next release. from both members of the it ’cause New Orleans ain’t Michael’s Picks: group), and André is widely clean. / When we shout ‘Dirty Every song. regarded as a sex symbol (he was voted the World’s Sexiest Male Vegetarian by PETA in 2004). André has also been courted by nearly every big name rapper to make guest appearances. To make this dark-horse story more intriguing, Jive Records, which was original- ly on board with Big Boi’s solo project, refused to release the album because the label reps felt that it wasn’t commercial enough. This led to Big Boi leaving Jive for Def Jam Recordings, but this move didn’t stop the hurdles. After the rapper joined Def Jam, Jive, which represents Outkast, blocked the release of any songs that featured André 3000, includ- ing the popular first single for the album, “Royal Flush.” As with any great under- dog story, Big Boi triumphs through adversity. Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty never lets up, and each song uses and builds on the momentum of the previous one and leaves you wanting more when the 57 minutes of sonic glory end. If the up-tempo, funky beats aren’t enough, the

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Smacking three balls world.” Dahm said. “He players scored in double ALL-STARS out of the park and driving has power.” KAHLIN figures for the squad. Kayla DI Player of the CONTINUED FROM 10 in 14 runs, Willis leads his With a .357 batting CONTINUED FROM 10 Waskow (Coe) finished the Game game with a double-double, team in both home runs average — currently the Jacqui Kalin, Pelling/Bob’s “It kind of puts our Without Iowa guard scoring 14 points and grab- and RBIs. He will get a fourth-best in the league (Northern Iowa) school on the map,” Host chance to showcase that Kamille Wahlin and UNI’s bing 10 boards. Taylor — Host was one of four Shull (Mount Pleasant • 35 points said. “Some people might power tonight as one of 12 Amber Kirschbaum, Hawk- Gems to be selected for the High) scored 18, and Laura • Six assists not think we are very players who will partici- eye/Etre fell behind quickly. Western Division All-Star The team’s poor shooting Johnson (University of • Five good, but when a few guys pate in the home-run team. performance combined Sioux Falls), and Kayla rebounds from Iowa are doing well, derby, which is scheduled He is excited about the with the up-tempo, fast- Klopfenstein (Truman • 13-for-18 this just shows the success to take place before State) added 16 and 12. shooting exposure he will receive paced play of Pelling/Bob’s we can have.” tonight’s game. led to a 29-point deficit “We shot the ball well Right now, both players’ Dahm was not surprised playing in the game, but at halftime. tonight,” Unkrich said. “It summer clubs are experi- Willis was asked to partici- he also plans to enjoy him- “We kind of realized last felt like they were throwing “Everybody on our team encing that success. Willis pate in the derby, and he self playing with a new game that we did better a a rock in the ocean. and the Springfield Sliders was feeling it,” she said. described him as one of his crowd for the night. little better up-tempo,” “They landed in the have the league’s second- “Anytime in the summer best players. The Homer “There might be a cou- Kalin said. “The combina- ocean every time.” best record at 16-9. Although Hawkeye/Etre Glen, Ill., native led Iowa ple scouts, which is really tion of our up-tempo play you can kind of get that With a record of 16-12, and their being down on was short-handed and rhythm and get that good Host’s Quincy Gems fol- in home runs this past sea- cool,” he said. “But I’m players worked to our tired, Kalin said it was a feeling, it’s just a great feel- low closely behind the son, knocking five over really going to have fun. I advantage.” great win for her squad ing for confidence, to know Sliders in the Western the fence. get to play with guys Kalin didn’t lead and was fun to see her Division, and the Gems “Trevor is one of our around the league whom I Pelling/Bob’s alone, though. team shoot the ball well that what you do every day have won seven of their most talented players; he normally wouldn’t get the The team shot 15-for-29 with the playoffs only eight in the gym back at home is last 10 games. has all the ability in the chance to.” from 3-point range, and five days away. kind of paying off.”

‘I’ve been in plenty of those situations der said. “Just focusing and big plays. The Panther guard ALEXANDER knowing what’s on the line. was a large contributor to DI Player of the CONTINUED FROM 10 before in my years at Iowa. Just focusing Your team is counting on Culver’s/Vinton’s success. Game you at that time.” Two of her five 3-pointers and knowing what’s on the line.’ Northern Iowa guard came in the closing minutes Kachine Alexander, She said that during her Culver’s/Vinton recovery, she was limited to - Kachine Alexander,guard Lindsey Cain, who led Cul- of the game. (Iowa) using a stationary bike for ver’s/Vinton with 20 points, “It was just one of those physical conditioning. speed and defensive her ability to close a game. said she noticed a stark dif- things where you see the • 17 points ference in her team’s per- back of the rim, and you’re Despite this being her prowess with five steals. She held the ball in her • 11 rebounds formance with Alexander in just feeling it,” Cain said. “I first week playing basket- Two of those steals came in sure hands for the majority • Eight ball since March, the Min- the lineup. knew it was going in when I assists the later stages of the game of the game’s last minute. “I think we were a little shot it.” neapolis native looked to be when Hy-Vee tried, unsuc- Hy-Vee fouled her on two in peak game condition. She bit more confident than nor- Because of the Fourth of cessfully, to mount occasions in hopes of a quick drove the lane with fero- mal,” Cain said. “[Alexan- July weekend, many players turnaround, but Alexander cious agility and drew dou- a comeback. der] brings a lot of leader- and even Culver’s/Vinton ble teams from the opposi- The star Hawkeye guard — who shot 7-of-10 from the ship to the team. She’s just coach Clark Anderson were “It was a good, close tion anytime she attempted said her ability to rebound free-throw line — made her so confident in what she unavailable for the game. game,” Stoermer said. “I and drive the lane come last four free throws to keep anything other than a quick does, and she has a finesse The most notable absence think if we would have had chest pass. from nonstop hustle and are the lead secure. about how she plays.” however, was Hy-Vee’s She also led Culver’s/Vin- the biggest assets she con- “I’ve been in plenty of Cain said Alexander’s first-round pick — Iowa Jaime, it would have defi- ton on the glass, recording tributes to Culver’s/Vinton. those situations before in presence was able to help sophomore guard nitely made a difference 11 rebounds. She flashed Alexander also showed my years at Iowa,” Alexan- her and teammates make Jaime Printy. for us.” Rays’ rally clips BoSox By FRED GOODALL Rays out of a bases-loaded But the Rays’ bullpen throwing 84 pitches over inning sacrifice fly Associated Press jam in the top of the sev- held the Red Sox in check three innings. trimmed Tampa Bay’s enth — to get the win. over the last five innings, Six-consecutive Red Sox deficit to 5-2. The Rays ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Joaquin Benoit pitched a giving an offense that’s reached base after the added another run in the — Jason Bartlett’s sacrifice perfect eighth, then Rafael come alive over the past Rays’ starter retired the inning when a passed fly in the seventh inning Soriano got the final three week an opportunity to first two batters in the snapped a tie, and Tampa ball, charged to Kevin outs for his 22nd save in 23 get back into the game third, with Patterson start- Bay rallied from a four-run Cash, permitted Carl opportunities. ing a four-run uprising deficit against Daisuke against Matsuzaka, who Crawford to score from Eric Pat- with his first homer since Matsuzaka to beat the allowed five runs (four third base. terson, being acquired last month Boston Red Sox 6-5 on earned) and eight hits in Crawford had three of acquired Monday night. five-plus innings. after All-Star Dustin Tampa Bay’s eight hits last month John Jaso drove in two The Red Sox wasted an Pedroia went on the 15-day off Matsuzaka, includ- runs with a base-loaded to provide opportunity to break a 5-5 disabled list with a broken ing a RBI double in the single that made it 5-5 and depth for an tie after loading the bases left foot. first inning. chased Matsuzaka in the injury- with one out in the seventh David Ortiz walked and sixth. Bartlett’s sacrifice depleted Matsuzaka on Patterson’s third hit and scored a triple by Youkilis. fly off Ramon Ramirez (0- Red Sox ros- pitcher two walks. Balfour struck RBI singles by Beltre and 2) drove in pinch-runner ter, hit a out Beltre, then Choate Hall put the Red Sox up 4-1. B.J. Upton after Matt pair of solo home runs off came on to fan J.D. Drew to Patterson homered again Joyce and Sean Rodriguez Tampa Bay starter Matt end the threat. off Andy Sonnanstine with singled to open the Tampa Garza. Kevin Youkilis, Garza, who beat Mat- two outs in the fourth, giv- Bay seventh. Adrian Beltre, and Bill suzaka and the Red Sox, 9- ing Matsuzaka a four-run Randy Choate (2-2) Hall drove in runs during a 5, in Fenway Park last cushion that the right-han- struck out the only batter four-run third inning week, allowed four runs der couldn’t hold. he faced — bailing the for Boston. and seven hits while Evan Longoria’s fifth- Tiger bogeys his way to 7-over 79

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ADARE, Ireland — Tiger Woods looked just as out of form in a celebrity pro-am as he did on the PGA Tour. The world’s No. 1 golfer arrived Monday in Ire- land just hours after his 46th-place finish at the AT&T National in Penn- sylvania and shot a 7-over 79 in the first round of the J.P. McManus Invita- tional Pro-Am. The unranked event in County Limerick featuring Hollywood celebrities and Irish billionaires was his first overseas event since revelations of his extramari- tal affairs surfaced last year. While more than 40,000 Irish golf fans offered him a friendly and forgiving welcome, Woods’ opening PETER MORRISON/ASSOCIATED PRESS round at the 7,463-yard, Tiger Woods plays his second shot on the 18th hole during the JP McManus Invitational Pro-Am at Adare par-72 Adare Manor Golf Manor, Limerick, Ireland, on Monday. Resort was mostly dread- ful. He bogeyed six holes, lionaire McManus, an Irish es Harry Redknapp and Mar- Bernard Droux, played double-bogeyed the fifth, horse breeder, gambler, and tin O’Neill; and Irish boyband more consistently than and managed a lone birdie speculator extraordinaire. Westlife. Woods, who offered him on the 17th. Every five years, At the end of Monday’s compliments after his pre- He followed that up by McManus brings together first round, Jim Furyk and cise approach shots and gamely trying to reach the mixed groups of pros, Irish John Cook of the United solid putts. green in two on the 548- business leaders, and Holly- States, Peter Hanson of Swe- Woods, by contrast, yard, par-5 18th. His risky wood celebrities for an event den, and Rory Sabbatini of struggled with his short second shot fell short into expected to raise more than South Africa were in a four- game, repeatedly striking the cattails along the River $37 million for dozens of way tie for the lead, each 1 the ball too softly or hook- ing putts wide. He also Maigue for a final bogey, the Irish charities. under par. Woods was tied in 48th place in the field of accidentally struck a spec- This year’s celebrity third time he had found 54 pros. The amateurs’ tator with his tee shot on water in his round. golfers include actors scores weren’t recorded. the par-5, 551-yard 12th. A car parked on the edge Michael Douglas, Samuel L. Woods was matched up The ball landed in front of of the 18th green whisked Jackson, Hugh Grant, Aidan with no major celebrity the spectator, bounced into Woods away to a helicopter Quinn, Kyle MacLachlan, teammates Monday. One his head and ricocheted back for his overnight stay at the and Peter Gallagher; English in his foursome, silver- into the fairway. The specta- Limerick mansion of the bil- Premier League soccer coach- haired Swiss banker tor wasn’t seriously hurt.

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The players Game relevant by mak- because of one decent had worse years in recent guys spend each day the best in the majors — ing the winning league game against manager memory than his current strategizing against oppos- why not put that knowl- The midsummer clas- ing players. It’s already edge to use to decide the sic is baseball’s version of get home-field advantage Charlie Manuel’s Phillies. season, and he still made in the World Series, but Strasburg won’t play on the All-Star roster, but it’s essentially part of their job All-Stars? “American Idol” or to know which players are — by Jordan Garretson “Dancing with the Stars.” the game could carry July 13, despite single- very difficult for Getting the fans even more weight if MLB handedly making the me to find justifi- involved in the game left it up to the players Nats relevant for the first cation for Jeter makes it nothing more choose the rosters. time since, well, ever. starting in this — by Mitch Smith Selig needs to let the year’s game over than reality television — The fans it’s a popularity contest. fans decide. It’s what the the likes of Elvis By allowing the All- MLB Commissioner All-Star weekend is for. Andrus. 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SCOREBOARD MLB MLB Tampa Bay 6, Boston 5 Chicago Sox 9, L.A. Angels 2 Philadelphia 3, Atlanta 1 Who should select the MLB Chicago Cubs 9, Arizona 4 Cleveland 9, Texas 3 San Francisco 6, Milwaukee 1 Florida 6, L.A. Dodgers 5 All-Stars — fans, managers, 8 Detroit 12, Baltimore 9 N.Y. Yankees 3, Oakland 1 Sports or players? Cincinnati 8, N.Y. Mets 6 Kansas City at Seattle, late

TUESDAY, JULY 6, 2010

GAME TIME Kalin leads 54-point romp Five players score in double figures to help Pelling/Bob’s to a dominating victory. By MITCH SMITH [email protected] Gavin Floyd Had L.L. Pelling Co./Bob’s MLB Your Uncle & Monica’s not scored a single point in the sec- Quentin homers ond half of Monday night’s Game twice, leads Time League action, it still would have won by two points. White Sox A dominating performance by CHICAGO (AP) — Carlos Northern Iowa’s Jacqui Kalin Quentin hit two late home helped lead Pelling/Bob’s (2-4) to runs, and Gavin Floyd pitched a lopsided victory over Hawkeye seven solid innings to lead Title & Settlement/George Etre, the Chicago White Sox over 106-52, in the North Liberty the Los Angeles Angels, 9-2, Community Center. Monday night. The Panther junior went off in Dayan Viciedo and Alexei the first half, scoring 26 first-half Ramirez also homered for points — more than the halftime the White Sox. Viciedo hit his total for Hawkeye/Etre. Kalin first major-league homer, shot 13-for-18 and finished the connecting off Angel starter game with 35 points, six assists, Scott Kazmir in the and five rebounds. seventh inning. Pelling/Bob’s coach Brendan White Sox reliever Sergio Unkrich joked after the game Santos preserved a 7-2 lead in the eighth when he came about Kalin’s performance, in and struck out pinch-hitter attributing her effectiveness to Mike Napoli with the bases her familiarity with the basket- loaded. Santos worked the ball used in the game — it was ninth for his first Kalin’s ball. career save. Not only did Hawkeye/Etre (2- Floyd (4-7) gave up one 4) struggle shooting the basket- run and five hits and won ball, it struggled to even field a back-to-back starts for the team for the game. With some first time this season. He has players gone because of the holi- only allowed six earned runs day weekend, only four Hawk- in his last six starts. eye/Etre players were on hand to Kazmir (7-8) lost his third- start the contest. The squad was straight start. He was tagged forced to borrow Active Endeav- for seven runs on six hits. ors/McCurry’s guard Melanie Paul Konerko and Brent McCreight until a fifth player Lillibridge hit a pair of two- arrived. out RBI singles for the White 1 “I think we were lacking a Sox, who were 9⁄2 games out lot of motivation today,” of first on June 9. Since then, they have won 19 of Hawkeye/Etre’s Erin Brocka their last 24 to challenge for said. “Their shots were the AL Central lead. falling, and it just got kind of Howie Kendrick had three down on us.” hits for Angels, who lost for Mia Mayberry (Northeast- just fourth time in their last ern), Mackenzie Reed (Coe), 16 road games. and Abby Brend (Iowa Wes- Quentin hit a two-run shot leyan) were the only players to in the seventh inning and reach double figures for Hawk- solo home run in eighth. It eye/Etre, combining for 36 of the was his eighth career multi- team’s 52 points. home run game, the last coming June 23 against SEE KAHLIN, 7 Atlanta. He has seven home runs and 16 RBIs in his last DAILYIOWAN.COM 13 games. Check out video interviews with the players in last night’s game. DAVID SCRIVNER/THE DAILY IOWAN MLB Northern Iowa’s Jacqui Kalin tries to pass during Pelling/Bob’s Game Time game against Hawkeye/Etre on Monday in the North Liberty Community Center. Kalin scored 35 points in the 106-52 victory. Cubs beat D- backs, 9-4 PHOENIX — Starlin Castro and Geovany Soto drove in GAME TIME two runs each, Tom Gorzelanny worked around 2 Hawks make six walks in five innings, and the Chicago Cubs struck out Alexander leads to 1st win 12 in a 9-4 win over the still- struggling Arizona Kachine Alexander returns to play for the first time Diamondbacks on Monday. All-Star team Chicago roughed up Ian since having surgery in March. Kennedy (3- 7) for four By JON FRANK their first loss. ing the 2009-10 season. Trevor Willis and Andrew Host runs the [email protected] The reason? Alexander. “It’s great [to be back], look forward to playing in the first two “It was kind of a sur- Iowa senior Kachine but very tiring,” innings and prise tonight to see her,” Prospect League All-Star game answered Alexander made her 2010 Alexander joked after every Game Time League début Hy-Vee coach Mike Stoer- the game. tonight. Arizona Monday in a 62-55 victory mer said. “Obviously, By MAGGIE CUNNINGHAM competing against him, rally to win over previously undefeat- she’s a difference-maker.” Soriano SEE ALEXANDER, 7 [email protected] but now I get the chance for just the ed Coralville Hy-Vee. Alexander was previ- sixth time Cubs outfielder Culver’s of Coralville/ to compete with him.” ously unable to play DAILYIOWAN.COM Hawkeye outfielders in 17 games. Vinton Merchants, previ- Iowa head coach Jack Watch an interview with Trevor Willis and Kosuke Fukudome led off the ously winless, was able to because of a surgery to Dahm said he is proud of Kachine Alexander as she Andrew Host both said game with a homer, Alfonzo outlast Hy-Vee (5-1) and repair a stress fracture in his players’ success, and discusses her début game they feel honored to be Soriano notched his 800th hand the league’s leaders her right leg suffered dur- in the summer league. he stresses the impor- career RBI with a solo shot in selected as Prospect tance and value of sum- the eighth, and Gorzelanny League All-Stars. mer baseball. (3-5) repeatedly finagled his As members of the “Our guys need to get way out of his own jams for league’s Western Division, out there, play hard, and his first win since May 19. Willis and Host will play Adam LaRoche homered, get better if we want our together in program to be success- and Kelly Johnson had two the league’s RBIs for Arizona, 1-3 under ful,” he said. “And, interim manager Kirk Gibson. All-Star Trevor and Andrew are The Diamondbacks had Game doing that. They are an been swinging and missing a under the important part of next lot this season, with 100 more lights of the year’s team. It’s great strikeouts than the next clos- Quincy Uni- that they are playing so est team in the majors, versity Sta- Host well and making the including 28 combined in a dium in outfielder most of the summer.” pair of losses to the Dodgers Quincy, Ill., The opportunity for the over the weekend. at 7 p.m. duo to play in this game Chicago was fourth in the today. They will be led by shows the depth of talent majors with 634 strikeouts, so among the Iowa team — there figured to be a lot Curt Ford, who coaches of flailing. Willis’ team, the Spring- the duo only combined for There was. Arizona whiffed field Sliders. 58 starts during the at least a dozen times for the “It’s fun that we both Hawkeyes’ 2010 season. third-straight game, including made it,” Willis said. “And Both Host and Willis eight of the last nine outs to DAVID SCRIVNER/THE DAILY IOWAN we are going to be able to are proud to be recognized push its season total to 773. Iowa senior Kachine Alexander scores a lay-up during Culver’s/Vinton’s Game Time game against Hy- play on the same team. We for their efforts. Vee in the North Liberty Community Center on Monday. Alexander scored 17 points and hauled in 11 are both from the same rebounds in the 62-55 win. division, so I am usually SEE ALL-STARS, 7