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Friday, June 29, 1990
Sports Editor
Clay Rasmussen
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The San Antonio Spurs shocked
the crowd at the HemisFair when
they drafted Dwayne Schintzius of
Florida with their 24th pick, and
Schintzius says the experience is a
little humbling.
The enigma of the 1990 draft,
Schintzius has the size and skill of a
No. 1 pick, but his attitude scared
teams away before the Spurs took a
chance on him.
“When you go into your senior
In your face
year thinking you’re going to be the
First-place pick and you slip to 24th
... there’s a message being sent,”
Brown said.
The 7-1 Schintzius played only 11
games as a senior, averaging 19.1
points and 9.6 rebounds, Before
leaving the Gators because of per
sonal reasons. Spurs coach Larry
Brown coached Schintzius for three
weeks during the World Junior
Championships in 1986 and said his
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basketball abilities outweigh his de
meanor.
“I’ve been with the kid. I spent
three weeks with him in Italy, and I
know everything about him,” Brown
said. “1 know how good he is, and I
know how fortunate he is to be on
our team.”
Schintzius will back up NBA
Rookie of the Year David Robinson.
The Dallas Mavericks, who traded
away three First-round picks in the
NBA draFt, sat back and enjoyed the
show Wednesday night.
The Mavericks, which had the
Nos. 9, 14 and 18 picks one week
ago, were leFt with the 49th pick
overall after trading for two starting
veterans: All-Star guard Fat Lever
from Denver and forward Rodney
McCray from Sacramento before the
draft.
The Houston Rockets went to the
trade table, picking Georgia forward
Alec Kessler at No. 12. Then they
sent him to Miami for guard Dave
Jamerson and power forward Carl
Herrera, who played his college ball
at the University of Houston.
Jamerson averaged 31.2 points
and 6.4 rebounds as a senior at
Ohio. His scoring average was third
best in the county. He also set an
NCAA record with 14 3-pointers in
one game.
Astros down Padres,
Rangers fend off Twins
From Staff and Wire Reports
The Houston Astros and the
Texas Rangers struggled in the end,
but both held off late inning rallies
to win Thursday.
The Astros’ Eric Anthony
doubled home Craig Biggio from
First base with one out in the 10th in
ning and Houston beat the San
Diego 2-1.
Biggio singled with one out oFF
Mark Grant (1-1) and Anthony
pulled a doubled into the right-Field
corner. Biggio easily beat the throw
home by Tony Gwynn.
Larry Andersen (4-1) pitched two
innings and gave up one hit. He
struck out three.
Astros starter Mark Portugal al
lowed four hits in 7 1-3 innings. He
left the game on the right keg by a
line drive from Roberto Alomar.
Dave Smith relieved Portugal.
In the American League, Rang
ers’ Jack Daugherty tripled and hit
two of Texas’ team record-tying
seven doubles, leading the Rangers
over the Minnesota Twins 8-6.
Daugherty got four of the Rang
ers’ 15 hits. Texas split the four-
game series and beat Minnesota for
the seventh time in 10 games.
Bobby Witt (4-8) gave up one run
on eight hits in seven innings. He
lasted only 3 2-3 innings against
Seattle in his last start, his shortest
outing of the season.
Texas chased David West (3-6)
with Five runs on six hits in the sec
ond inning. West went only 11-3 in
nings in his previous start against the
Rangers, a 7-1 loss.
John Russell and Mike Stanley
doubled in the second and Cecil
Espy singled For his first RBI since
last Sept. 25. Daugherty doubled For
the second time in two innings and
Julio Franco and Ruben Sierra
added RBI singles for a 5-0 lead.
Junior Ortiz got four hits and
drove in three runs for Minnesota.
He and Brian Harper hit RBI sin
gles in the ninth off Kenny Rogers.
Ortiz singled home a run in the
second. Texas made it 6-1 in the
fourth when Daugherty led off with
a single and later scored on Rafael
Palmeiro’s grounder.
Pete Incaviglia doubled and
scored on Palmeiro’s single in the
eighth for a 7-1 lead. Daugherty
triple and scored on Franco’s
grounder in the ninth.
The Twins got three runs in the
eighth off Jamie Moyer to make it 7-
4.
Like father, like son
ARLINGTON (AP) — Like fa
ther, like son.
Nolan Ryan recently pitched his
sixth career no-hitter, but has been
pitching through pain with a sore
back and a sore thumb on his pitch
ing hand.
His 14-year-old son, Nolan Reese
Ryan, is spending some time in the
Rangers’ dressing room, too — with
a sore back and a tender hand that
until recently was in a cast.
Reese Ryan hurt his bach Friday
night during his father’s 5-2 victory
over the Seattle Mariners at Arling
ton Stadium.
“I was chasing some kids,” Reese
said, “and I ran into a tree.”
Rangers trainers put some oint
ment on the scrape, then tended to
his father with ice packs and wraps.
Ryan pitched the no-hitter despite
still feeling pain from back trouble
that put him onto the disabled list
for several weeks in May and June.
He said his back won’t get better un
til the off-season.
The Rangers pitcher also has a
sore thumb on his pitching hand. He
jammed it against a car door that a
disgruntled taxi driver threw open
in Seattle in mid-June.
At the time Reese Ryan ran into
the tree, he was enjoying newfound
freedom after having a cast taken off
his right hand.
“I broke my hand on a table,”
Reese recounted. “I was just swing
ing my arms around, and this one hit
the table. You can see the bone’s still
sticking out kind of funny.”
So, father and son are nursing
hurt hands and bad backs together.
“Aw, he just kind of laughed,”
Reese said about his father’s reaction
to the latest family malady.
Douglas
Pils
845-2688
Sports Writer
Give Texas the
pennant, give us
a blistering Heat
X o quote former Texas
Rangers owner Eddie Chiles,
“I’m mad! Again.”
Why? Because it’s
summertime, it’s hot. I’m
delirious and once again Texas
will do without a major league
pennant this year.
The kings of “wait until next
year, we’re rebuilding” are at it
again.
It’s time for action some
innovative ideas.
Innovation is not Houston
manager Art Howe’s musical
lineups and it’s definitely not the
Nolan Ryan show in Arlington.
Ryan’s good, but he can only
pitch every Five days and the
Rangers don’t have enough
offense to pose any sort of threat
to the American League.
What this great state of ours
needs is a new team. Literally a
brand new team ... well almost
new.
Here’s the plan. The National
League hopes to add two teams to
its league. Well, let them add
three — one more to take the
place of the Astros.
Now before you Houston fans
start looking for a rope, let me
finish.
Disband the Rangers and the
Astros as we know them. Throw
away the garbage like Jim
Clancy, Rich Gedman, Jeff
Kunkel and Bobby Witt.
Let’s have a new team called
the Texas Heat. Can you picture
the team slogan?
“Nothing can beat the Texas
Heat.”
Imagine, half the games played
in Arlington and half played in
the Astrodome.
A stellar infield composed of
Rafael Palmeiro at first, Julio
Franco at second, Eric Yelding at
shortstop and Ken Caminiti at
third.
There would be a power-hitting
outfield with Eric Anthony in
left, Ruben Sierra in right and
Rangers’ minor league sensation
Juan Gonzalez in center.
A devastating pitching staff
would be anchored by Ryan,
Mike Scott, Kevin Brown and the
Astros’ No. 1 draft pick from last
year, Jeff Juden. The staff would
be well handled by catcher Craig
Biggio.
And don’t forget All-Star
Glenn Davis as the designated
hitter since the Heat will play in
the American League.
It’s obvious they can’t do it
alone so why not band together
for the sanity of baseball lovers
across the state?
It’ll work, 1 promise. Now
what are the symptoms of heat
stroke?
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