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Monday, April 5, 1993
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Royals ready to open season
Manager hopes club can avoid poor start of last year's team
The Associated Press
Kansas City, used to thinking it's always in contention, went seven consecutive games without a victory to start last season, won one, then lost nine more for a 1-16 streak that sabotaged the season and Hal McRae's first full year as manager.
Mrae probably drew on every bit of what he learned during 17 years as a player to survive last season.
Even now, McRae is resilient enough to laugh about it. In terms of temperament, the 1-16 McRae is no different from the 0-0 McRae who will start this year.
"One-and-sixteen is not a bad start," McRae said yesterday.
Mrca Paused as assembled reporters gaped in disbelief.
He milked it for all it was worth and then declared with a wide grin and that full-blown laugh of his, "That's a horrendenous start."
But do not misunderstand McRae.
He is a gamer who must win.
"You know that you are going to have bad stretches. You know that you are going to have bad streaks." McRae said. "But you can't fear it. It happened. We don't want it to happen again.
"You can't sit there and fear it will happen again. What you have to do is go out and get after the other guy hard. You can't think about it. You have to run faster, throw harder. You have to get after the other guy."
MMcRae and the Royals open today against pitcher Roger Clemens and the Boston Red Sox, a team that figures to have a long season ahead.
Boston cut pitcher Matt Young in
the final week of spring training and will open without Wade Boggs,Jody Reed and Brun Anunsky.
"I will miss some of my teammates," said Clemens, a three-time CY Young winner who won 18 games last season. "But we've got some guys here who want to play here, and that's important. We've got some guys who have had some changes, and it was good for them personally, and that's important."
Boston probably is lagging behind some teams in the East, notably Baltimore, Cleveland and New York.
McKae believes strong defense and a deep pitching staff will make the difference this year.
"I would always like to feel you are competitive," McRae said. "As a team you would like to compete. That's the first step.
"If you are competitive, then you want to contend. That's the second step. Then if you contend, you hope you get lucky at the end."
Fans pick all-time Royals team
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Hal McAee, Fred Patck, George Brett and Dennis Leonard were among the top vote-getters in a fan vote for the Kansas City Royals all-time team as the organization begins its 25th season.
Voters were allowed to choose one player at each infield position, three outfielders, four starting pitchers, a reliever, a designated hitter and a manager.
To be eligible, position players must have appeared in at least 400 games for the Royals or played 250 games at any one position. Starting pitchers had to win at least 10 and beat at least 40 games. Managers bad to win at least 400 games.
included Danny Tartabull, who finished with 3,458 votes, just 277 votes behind the fans' third outfield selection, Al Cowens. Bo Jackson was the fans' fifth pick in the outfield with 2,941 votes.
The Associated Press
The Kansas City Star organized the ballot, in which 15,522 votes were cast by telephone and by mail. Ballots were received from more than 20 states and as far away as Germany.
MraeGat the most votes from the fans with 11,365 for the designated hitter spot. Patek had 11,140 as the shortstop, Brett had 10,783 at third base, and Leonard received 10,677 as a starting pitcher.
BRIEF
The No. 20 Kansas softball team took both games of a doubleheader from Oklahoma on Saturday in Norman, Okla. Yesterday's doubleheader was postponed because of rain, and the teams are scheduled to play a make-up doubleheader today in Norman.
The Jayhawks, 11-5-1, won the first game 9-1 behind the arm of junior pitcher Stephani Wilhams and the bats of freshman shortstop Katie Morgan and senior center fielder Shanna Cole.
Softball team wins against Oklahoma
Kansan staff report
Morgan and Cole, who were both questionable to play because of injuries, each pounded two hits in three at bats.
Williams delivered a two-hitter, moving her record to 10-1.
The Sooners helped Kansas by committing five errors in the first game.
In Saturday's second game, senior pitcher Jill Bayle picked up her first win of the season against two losses as the Jaybawks defeated the Sooners 6-1.
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Notable runners-up in the voting
Oklahoma, 14-14, could only manage three hits off Bailey while Kansas helped itself to nine hits, two coming from sophomore outfielder Joy Herera.
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