Wednesday, April 15, 1937
Cornhuskers hope to avenge
double-header losses to WSU
by winning game on the road
By Steve Sipple
Staff Reporter
Nebraska's baseball team will
travel to Wichita, Kan., today for a
nine-inning game against Wichita
State, and this time the Huskers are
ready, said first baseman Mark Kister.
On April 8, Wichita State handed
Nebraska 10-9 and 11-5 losses dur
ing a double-header at Buck Beltzer
Field. Kister said that after the
game, for the first time this season
the Huskers weren't mentally pre
pared for the game. However, he
said, the team is in the right frame
of mind for this one.
"Everybody knows from last time
how we played and that we have to
be mentally ready," he said. "Nobody
on the team likes to lose. We'll be
ready for Wichita State."
Kister said the 27-6 Huskers want
to show Wichita State a different
team today.
"We feel we are better than they
are, and we want to go out and prove
it," he said.
Nebraska coach John Sanders
echoed Kister's sentiments.
"We would like to go.down there
and do a job on them like they did
on us," Sanders said. "We would
like to re-establish ourselves."
According to the latest polls,
Nebraska has already accomplished
this. After its weekend sweep of
Oklahoma, the team climbed to No.
12 in the ESPN-Collegiate Baseball
Top 30 and to No. 1 4 in the Baseball
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America's ratings. They were No. 20
in both polls last week.
Wichita State, 32-13, is ranked
No. 23 in both polls.
But Sanders downplayed the latest
ratings.
"Rankings are external, and we
try to look at our internal evalua
tion," he said. "The bottom line is
how well we play. Our evaluation of
ourselves is important."
Does Sanders expect a letdown
after this weekend's emotional wins
over the Sooners?
"No, I don't think so," Sanders
said. "Since they came in here and
beat us twice, it will keep us away
from that mental frame of mind."
"I'm not worried about (a let
down)," Kister said, "because our
goal is to win the Big Eight and the
Big Eight Tourney and get an NCAA
regional bid. We know every game is
important."
Sanders said Monday that he
wasn't sure who he would start on
the mound against the Shockers,
but said he would try to work in as
many pitchers as he could, includ
ing Joel Sealer, a guard on the
Nebraska basketball team.
Offensively, Nebraska has been
led by Todd Bunge, who raised his
team-leading batting average to .412
by hitting 7 of 11 in the Oklahoma
series. The center fielder also leads
the team in runs scored (37), hits
(54), RBIs (43) and is tied with
third baseman Ron Crowe for the
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Reds' talent dilemma
By The Associated Press
ATLANTA Dave Parker looks at
his Cincinnati teammates and sees a
lot of young talent fighting for a spot on
the field "which is a great problem
to have." Those battles have propelled
the Reds to a fast start and early talk of
a division championship.
"We've got guys here sitting on the
bench who could be starting some
where else," Parker said. "But hope
fully, we'll keep them here and win the
West."
The Reds have won five of their first
six games, including Monday's 7-2 vic
tory over the Atlanta Braves,whom they
faced again Tuesday night.
The quick start is in contrast to a
year ago, when Cincinnati opened with
a 5-16 record and ended 10 games shy of
Western Division champion Houston.
"We lost the title last year with the
bad start," Parker said.
"So we wanted to get off to a good
start this year."
And the Reds have, keyed by the
hitting of youngsters such as center
fielder Eric Davis, left fielders Kal
Daniels and Tracy Jones, shortstops
Barry Larkin and Kurt Stillwell, and the
timely hitting of veterans Parker, Buddy
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Davis, the Reds' fleet center fielder,
raised his average Monday from .440 to
.447 with three hits and the game
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"Tracy got three hits and Kal has five
extra-base hits in his first five games,"
Manager Pete Rose said.
"Terry and Davey have been doing a
good job, and Larkin was hitting until
he got hurt and Stillwell replaced him
and got two hits," Rose said. "Bell has
also been hitting well and Diaz is close
to leading the league in RBI."
'They're tough and they're deep,"
said Atlanta Manager Chuck Tanner,
shaking his head in admiration. "But it
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"We're a lot more grown up this year.
We were ready in spring training," he
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different now."
Daniels and Francona play against
right-handed pitchers; Jones and Con
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while Stillwell sits. And keeping the
bench warm are youngsters Lloyd Mc
Clendon and Paul O'Neill.
"It doesn't matter to me who plays
as long as we win. Whether it's Kal or
Tracy, Stillwell or Larkin, Davey or
Terry," Rose said.
"Everyone is starting to accept their
role. I'm not playing favorites. I'm play
ing to win ball games. Some guys may
not like it, but that's OK as long as they
perform on the field," he said.
It has worked for the first week of
the season.
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