Oklahoma cautious in
baseball title defense
OMAHA. N«b. (AP) —Oklahoma
it Iwck to defend its N( 1AA itaso
ball championship
But it doesn't like the term
"defend" — if* too defensive
"In our kids' minds, we're not
defending," Sooner* coach !.ar
ry Cochell said Wednesday "To
them, they say defending was a
defensive move We want to be
aggressive and that is the idea of
winning, not defending "
Oklahoma. *«*>di>d seventh this
year, will face second-seeded
Florida State in Friday’s opening
game of the nine-day College
World Series No i Miami will
face No f> Southern Col later Fri
day; on Saturday. No 8 Stanford
will fa< v top-seeded Cal State
Fullerton and No 4 Ckunson will
fie e No. 5 Tennessee
Oklahoma gave Cochull the
only coach to bring three differ
ent schools to the series — his
first CWS title last year
"Everywhere we’ve gone we've
played before the biggest
i rowds," Cot!icli said We went
to Arizona State and drew the
largest non-conference crowd
they'd had in night years. Wn
went to Texas Tech and they had
the two largest non-conference
crowds they've ever had The
kids had to deal with that nil
year "
The big crowds haven't all
been hostile
Oklahoma set attendance
record* at home and at the Mid
west II Regional The CH!• Auburn
final set an NCAA regional rtx ord
with a crowd of 15.379 at Okla
homa City. Oklahoma (-42-14)
rewarded the homestate faithful
with a .11 win over regional top
seed Auburn
Shortstop Rich Hills, who will
be making his third trip loOma
ha with Oklahoma, said the sue
cess in the regional* last year led
to the national title Aggressive
play took the Sooner* to the title. ]
then and that's what Ol' wants
this year.
Hills is one of seven returning
starters from the team that defeat
ed Georgia Tech 13-5 in last
year's title game Cot: he I! appre
ciated the veteran nut lens he is
bringing to this year's series
Erstad likely first baseball pick
NEW VORK (AP) Harm
Ervtad. an outfielder for Nebras
ka and th" punter for the Com
huskers' national champion loot
hall team, is expected to l>e tak
en by the California Angels on
Thursday as the top pick In the
baseball draft
F.rstad, it), hit 410 in 57 games
this year with 20 doubles, 19
homers. 76 RBls and 11 steals
"The coat ties have tried to
make hitting simple They usu
ally leave it up to me,” the native
of Jamestown, S I) , said last
week In the (vast, 1 used to think
about it a lot more I'm just see
ing the hall and swinging it's
looking bigger "
Krstod, drafted bv the New
Y ork Met* three y ears ago after
he finished high school, has two
years of football eligibility
remaining but probably won't
punt again
"i want to play in the big
leagues, and get there ,is fast as
1 can,” he said 'if a team gave
me the i loarance to play, (hat'd
be great I'm not optimistic."
California general manager Bill
liavasi refused to discuss the draft
Wednesday, but other teams wen1
assuming the Angels would
select Krstad.
San Diego. which picks set •
ond, iwmmMl its choice to either
Hen Davis, an 18-vear old catch
er at Malvern Prep outside
Philadelphia, or lose Cruz |r , a
21-year-old outfielder from Rice
who's the son of former major l«*i
guer lose Cruz
"We've been meeting for the
last five davs." Padres general
manager Randy Smith said of his
draft team
Davis is hitting .507 with sis
homers and 37 RHIs in 71 al-fwits
Cruz hit 377 with lti homers and
7r> RHIs in 223 at-bats.
The Padres, like most teams,
conducted psychological and
phy sn a I testing of their potential
pit ks The final do islon comes
down to a guess
"t 'snally it's the impact they re
going to make at the major league
level." Smith said "Sometimes
the difference la-tween one or two
slots may f*e the at tual philoso
phy you're going to take as to
who Has the highest ceiling."
Seattle, the (Ihii ago Cuba and
Oakland have the third through
fifth pn ks and -d! are exjiccted to
go for college players rather than
hint' !w hooters. Others expet ted
to be taken in the top five .ire
Set on Hall right-hander Matt
Morris and Todd Helton, a first
baseman and pitcher for Ten
nessee.
Morris was 10-3 with a 2 H8
FRA and 104 strikeouts in t!4
innings for the Pirates,
Helton hit 413 with 10 homers
and 80 Kills in 242 at-bnts and
went 7-2 with a 1.75 FRA and 12
saves in three starts and 20 relief
appearances He fanned fi5 in ti7
innings
Only the first round of the draft
will f>e announced Thursday. the
rest will lie released ill about 10
thus Teams want to prevent col
lege coaches from using the list
for ns rioting high si hoolers
Other sons of major leaguers
expin led to he drafted early are
Tom I let nit os of U( '.l.A (son of
Doug), laittio Splilorff of Kansas
I son of Paul). Chad Sutter of Har
rison High School in Marietta.
(. i (son iif Unit e). I Vrvk Wathan
ol Rot khurst High Si hoot m
Kansas C.ttx Mo (son of John)
and Chad Whitaker of St Thomas
Aijiimas High St.(tool m Fort
lauulerdale. Fla. (son of Steve).
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