RAW images seem yellowish in Camera RAW/CS4

I'm a newb to photography, so I apologize if this is entry level stuff.
I shoot with a Canon 40D - JPG + RAW - and when I open my RAW images with Camera RAW through Adobe Bridge CS4, it appears that they more more yellow than the JPGs out of the camera. I have noticed this in my prints as well, and it has been bugging me. I'm not sure what would be causing this.
Below I have included links to a test picture - the first image is the JPG out of the camera, and the second image is the RAW image with no adjustments, converted to JPG.
JPG out of camera - http://www.highlandhoops.com/Portals/0/IMG_8223.JPG
JPG converted from RAW (more yellow-ish) - http://www.highlandhoops.com/Portals/0/IMG_8223_A.JPG
Any help would be appeciated! I would love for the RAW images to match the output of the JPGs, so I don't have to worry about fixing that first everytime. If you need more info, please let me know. Thanks

Usually, overall yellow/warm casts can be easily and quickly reduce or
eliminated by bumping the White Balance's Temperature slider down a little
bit (e.g., from 4500 K to 4300 K).
Eric
Jim, thanks for your reply. I think this will help me. I also upgraded to
Camera RAW 5.4, and there appear to be some more profile options, such as
Adobe Standard. It looks like this works pretty well. I will have to do some
more testing at a later time with the CR defaults as well.

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