Tha second acquad, consisting of
all regulars and utility other than
battery men. leave a week later. The
team will remain at Orlando a week
longer than it did last spring, and
start north on April 6, playing five
games with the Detroit Tigers en
rovte.
Taylor Beats Nable
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.—Bud Taylor,
Chicago bantamweight, easily de
feated Sammy Nable of New York In
a 12-round bout at the Pioneer Ath
letic club today. TJaylor led through
out the entire ’Bo^t. Nable was
Tanging on to avoid punishment ir.
the latter part of the fight.
Eddie Brady. Brooklyn feather
weight, was awarded a decision over
Bobby Garcia of Camp Holabird, Md.,
!n the 12-round semi-final bout.
Following were *. the weights of
the pugilists and thj* weighing in;
Taylor, XI8 3-4 pounds; Nable, 119;
3rady, 128. and Gracia, 127
Delante Wins Race
NEW ORLEANS, Jen. 1.—Delante
A'on the $5,000 New Year's handicap,
the feature event of the opening card
today at the fair grounds. JThe dis
tance vvas a mije and one-sixteenth.
Barracuda was second and Revenge
third.
Delante paid 9 to 1. 4 to 1, and 2 to
1. Barracuda paid 2 Vi to 1 to place
and 7 to 5 to show. Revenge paid
even money to show.
Mack Will Be Second
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1.—“My
New Year's resolution is to nut ^he
Athletics in second place this year,”
raid Connie Mack today, while talk
ing to a delegation from the Jewish
-Boys' Foster home.
