Centenary Ladies

Target entity: Centenary Ladies
Context triple: [Centenary College of Louisiana, athleticTeamName, Centenary Ladies]

• A. Henrietta Ball
  Henrietta Ball was the wife of Canadian physician and Nobel laureate Frederick Banting, co-discoverer of insulin.
• B. Mary Kerridge
  Mary Kerridge was a British actress and theatre director known for her work on stage and in mid-20th-century British cinema.
• C. Helen Gibbins
  Helen Gibbins is the longtime wife of British comedian, actor, and writer Michael Palin, known for their enduring marriage that began before his Monty Python fame.
• D. Margaret Gamage
  Margaret Gamage was a 16th-century Welsh noblewoman of the Gamage family who became Countess of Nottingham through her marriage into the English Howard dynasty.
• E. Eileen Guinness
  Eileen Guinness was the wife of pioneering statistician and geneticist Ronald A. Fisher, connected to him during his influential career in early 20th-century science.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Centenary Ladies
Target entity description: The Centenary Ladies are the women's athletic teams representing Centenary College of Louisiana in intercollegiate sports.

• A. Henrietta Ball
  Henrietta Ball was the wife of Canadian physician and Nobel laureate Frederick Banting, co-discoverer of insulin.
• B. Mary Kerridge
  Mary Kerridge was a British actress and theatre director known for her work on stage and in mid-20th-century British cinema.
• C. Helen Gibbins
  Helen Gibbins is the longtime wife of British comedian, actor, and writer Michael Palin, known for their enduring marriage that began before his Monty Python fame.
• D. Margaret Gamage
  Margaret Gamage was a 16th-century Welsh noblewoman of the Gamage family who became Countess of Nottingham through her marriage into the English Howard dynasty.
• E. Eileen Guinness
  Eileen Guinness was the wife of pioneering statistician and geneticist Ronald A. Fisher, connected to him during his influential career in early 20th-century science.
• F. None of above. chosen