The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-23

| girls DaSketpdil tournament me-
moriable one in the minds of this
young women attending the tourna-
ment.
Dean Carmichael is in charge of the
running off of the tournament games
and the opening day saw his games
running smoothly as scheduled.
J Atmore Wins Thriller.
With the playing of a close and ex-
citing game, Atmore defeated Pine
! hill, to IA, in a semi final game for
the championship of District 2. The
victory of the Atmore Lassies was
the result of some splendid work by
Misses Harper and Lynch. The two
| forwards, while Misses Foster and
Cox were best for Pinehill. Line-ups:
| Atmore (16)-Harper go and
Lynch 90, forwards; Lee and Farris,
centers; Kirley and Bowman, guards
| Pinehill Q4-Cox CD and Foster
| "a, forwards; E. Prewitt and Dunn,
centers; Weatherley and Sheffield,
guards. Referee, Miss Bradley.
Inverness in Running.
Inverness remained in the running
for the third division championship
by eliminating it's rival, Bullock
County high, 20 u IS. Inverness
meets Enterprise next for the district
title.
Miss Maxine McNair was the often
| total score of 16 points for her team.
/ Miss McCade Tailed the ether 4, with
a pair of pretty field goals.
Miss Kirkland proved to be best
for Bullock High, ringing in three
field goals. Lineup.
Inverness f2o)-McNair t16) and
McCade 90, forwards; Boswell and C,
McNair, centers; Guthrie and Orig
gers. guards.
Bullock (s)-Kirkland (S) and
| links, forwards; Hitchcock and
Dukes, centers; Rosenthil and Bra. :
comb, guards. Referee, Britnell.
The Bullock County high team is
composed of a combination of Union
Springs and Midway High school
players
wetumpka Wins Battle.
Wetumpka won a roughly played
game from Alexander City, Is to 4.
There was an abundance of fouls, but
the game was interesting, neverthe-
less.
The Wetumpka- alexander City
game was an elimination contest in
the battle for Fifth district honors
Miss Tate was the big offensive
star of the winners, ringing up 13
points, while Miss Fuquay tailed
three field goals for the losers.
Lineup:
wetumpka d6)-Tate d3) and
Collier ca, forwards; Moody and
Blackman, centers; Rucker and
Nixon, guards.
Fuquay (6). forwards; Nelson and
Chappell. centers; Nolen and Jordan
guards. Referee, Miss Padgett.
MontevaIlo Runs wild.
The Crimson ana White cagesters
of Montevallo High schoolsran away
with the Siluria outfit In a Fourth
district championship game. winning
by the one-sided score of So to /. A
foul goal by Miss Roy saved her team
from a shutout.
Montevallo presented several stars
during the game. Miss Mabel Calhoun
rang up nine field goals and six foul
goals, for "a points; Miss Fay Tur-
ner shot in eight field goals in one
half fer 16 points, and Miss Mabel
McCelroy Tailed six goals from field
for IL points. That accounted for the
So points scored by Montevallo.
The Montevallo girls are doped by
many to win the tournament, both
from their showing Thursday and
from their record during the past
Montevallo (52)-Mabel Calhoun
{24) and Fay Turner (16), forwards;
Elizabeth Ward and Mary Watson,
centers; Joyce Jackson and A. Hayes,
guards. Substitutes: Mabel McCelroy
(12) for Fay Turner; Mary Griffin for
Mary Watson; s. Hayes for A. Hayes.
Siluria d)-Fallon and Roy %,
forwards; Parque and McCraclin,
centers; Dunlap and Harper, guards.
Referee, Miss Pitts.
Oxford Wins Easily.
oxford easily defeated the Syla-
cauga outfit, 81 to 6, Craig and Tram
| mel led the Oxford team to victory.
Line-ups:
Oxford (2i)-Craig (1o) and Tram
NELL G1). forwards; Smith and Lut-
trell. centers; Snow and Smith,
guards.
Sylacauga (6)-Turner % and Will
liams ca, forwards; Jordan. and
Mitchell. centers; McLendon and Jor-
| don, guards. Substitute, Lizarra for
Mitchell.
Kramer In Walkaway.
The excellent work of Misses
Mitchell and Rawls enabled Ramer
to defeat Fairhope, % to s. Line
ups:
Kramer (23)-Mitchell CD and
| Rawls (16), forwards; Boyd and San
hey, centers; e. Jones and Sharp.
guards Substitutes: Sellers for
Boyd, O. Jones and E. Jones.
o O o
Montevallo Loses.
| Montevallo was eliminated in a
speedy game with Selma, Is to IA. 1t
was the best game of the day. Line
ups:
Montevallo G4)-Turner 60 and
McElroy G0), forwards; Ward and
Griffin. centers; Hayes and Head
| guards.
Selma (1s)-Beaden (12) and Nor
row (10), forwards; Boggs and Lep-
per, centers; Pepper and Stewart
guards. Referee. Breittnell
Wildcats Eliminated.
Jefferson County Wildcats were
| eliminated by the Mortimer Jordor
| of Morris II to T. The Morris girls
staged a game come back to win the
game and the Birmingham district
title. Line-ups:
Mortimer Jordon GD-Stubbs and