A's stick with righties, take Schwartz in fourth round  The A's
took their third straight college right-hander with their fourth
pick in the First-Year Player Draft, selecting junior Jordan
Schwartz from Niagara University in New York.  Schwartz had 109
strikeouts and 35 walks in 95 innings during his junior season,
going 5-6 with a 3.12 ERA in 14 starts.  The 6-foot-2, 190-pound
righty from Hornell, N.Y., also played the outfield, batting
.258 with four extra-base hits in 120 at-bats.  "You're talking
about a guy that was an all-state football player in high
school; he's a two-way player [at Niagara] -- the athleticism is
something that stuck out to us," A's assistant director of
scouting Michael Holmes said. "Not only that, but the ability to
throw 90 to 94 [mph], we like the upside with his arm, we like
the upside with the athleticism. We think there's a tremendous
amount of projection in his future."   Schwartz struggled on the
hill in his first two seasons at Niagara, and as a sophomore he
posted an 8.19