The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06
METHOD|STS PLAY MORAL ATHLETIC
 CLUB TOMORROW Game Will Be Played on Locals C0urt-Visitors
 Have Good Team

The Birmingham College basketball
 team will play the Moral Athletic club of Anniston, Monday night in the gymna- sium on Munger Field at s o'clock.
 The Moral Athletic club will finish q
 weeks trip with the game against the Methodlsts. si The Annistonites have good team and Judging from the way they have been winning their games in the Tri-City league ill Anniston. where they are lead
 CTS, they should give the Pinsonian squad
 nice run to measure out victory
 However, the Methocists are in splendid
 shape and are confident of winning.
 The MethodiSts defeated the Acipco VI M c. A. IA to F last Thursday night in
 hard-fought game that was featured With rough Stuff'' in the fullest extent Manager Norton ana Cook starred fol the college while Ensley and Walker
 starred for the Y. M. c. 4. A numbel
 of scrubs" got a chance to demonstrate
 their ability in this game
 
 twice breaking 126 in 15O thrown tar
 gets. Mrs. B. F. Remy in late com
 petitions has three times broken straight strings of 25; once she clipped
 24 in 25; twice she broke 20 in 25, ana OiiNC oiiC SiAiSoASu IJ Ill ~, all Ol which must be considered excellent shooting. Chicago boasts of an excel lent shot in Mrs. C.. A. Randall She
 is good for 90 In every 1G0 targets
 Mrs. Elizabeth Moulton shoots with thd Glen Willow Gun club in the Philadel
 phia Trapshooters' league, and she gen. erally figures in the first 10 in ths scores. Mrs. Moulton recently won ond of the outdoor Life trophies Mrs Harry Harrison of be G1,,l club, Rochester, N. Y., had the best runs of any woman shooter in the last Westy Hogan tournament. Mrs. Har1 rison is so enthusiastic about the sport that she has opened school for women shooters at the Riverside club, and she is instructing beginners in the pleas1 ant and invigorating sport on the Riv1 erside traps.
 One of the most enthusiastic of the fair Dianas is Miss Harriet D. Haml mond of the De Nemours Gun club of Wilmington, Del. She has been shoot ing nearly three years and organized the first gun club for women. She is a hard worker in the promotion of trapshooting among women, and reel ommends it to all members of the faiH sex who wish tostake up an interesting q and inexpensive pastime in the great outdoors If the Olympic games could have beerl held in Berlin this year, Americs. would have been represented by trapi shooting team of women, but as it id | impossible to stage the affair in Berl lin the women will appear at the Grand American in St. Louis instead. This, will be the first time in the history o1 trapshooting that women have beer allowed to participate in the Granta American, and they intend to mako good use of the privilege-and the foiI lowing year they may have a Granol American of their own. Women gen-| orally get everything they go afterI One of these days the suffrage quesI tion will be settled, and if the womers display the same skill at the polls as. they are now displaying at the traps they will do equally well in politics. Some of the fair Dianas who havtl performed creditably at the traps dur ing the past year are: Mrs. William III Ehle of Idlewyle, near Lansford, Tai who bids fair to be one of the besf shooters iii the country; Miss Jennie Fl
 Hunt of Wilmington. Del, Miss Martha E. Dewey of Hazel Green, Wis, Mrss E. B. Knelnap, Wyoming, N. Y.; Misf Lottie Johnson, Ken Mare, N. D.; Nett1a B. Shattuck, Platsburg, N. r.; Misa Alice Claggett Beach, N, D.; Mrs. II. Jl Martin and Mrs. Reilley of Wilmington Del; Mrs. Frank Gallagher of 'Turtla Creek Pa.; Iucile Mensel, the 14-yeart old expert of Green Bay, Wis; Helerl Walsh, the 13-year- old wonder of Oil City, Pa. Mrs, J. F. Ebright of El Dol rado, Ga; Mrs c. G. Lass of Grand Junction. Col; Mrs. A. J. Reber ot Grafton, Pa.; Mrs. O. A. Freel of Adelf phia, la; Miss Vivian D'Arville of New! York; Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Martin and Miss Boles of the White Plains (N. Y. Gun club; Mrs. J. F. Austin, Mrs. g. E Burke and Mrs. H. w. Burrows of StI Louis; Mrs. Rogers, Miss Boles and Mis$ Hessian of Bridgeport. Conn; Mrs. Bi D. Foster of Kansas City, Mo-. and Mrs. R. R. Barker, Mrs. W. A. SlocunI and Mrs. 0. I. Solberg of the Twi4
 City Gun club of Minneapolis. MinnI