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AAA: Flaget 7, Thomas Jefferson 7
1971

Tie?

This site will come in handy since it dates back this far.
Good work.

I never heard of Flaget so I looked it up. Here is some info from wiki which confirms the tie score - also note some pretty good alumni athletes:

Flaget High School was a Catholic College preparatory high school in Louisville, Kentucky's West End from 1942 until 1974. It was located throughout its existence at 44th and River Park Drive, in the Shawnee neighborhood of Louisville.

Athletics: Flaget High was known for its athletics, winning its first championship, a city golf championship, in 1945. It would also win state championships in basketball in 1960 and track in 1961. It won the Southern Interscholastic Championship in cross country in 1963. However, Flaget became best known for its football program,[2] which compiled a 196-79-17 record from 1945 to 1973[3] Paulie Miller was hired in 1945 as the coach of various sports teams, but became famous as the coach of the football team, establishing St. X as their rivals and winning their first state championship in 1949. Miller coached at Flaget until 1963. The team won state championships again in 1952, 1958, 1961 (41-13 over Fairdale High School), and in 1967 under Norm Mackin (21-7 vs. Thomas Jefferson High School) and 1971 under Pete "The Computer" Compise (a 7-7 tie with Thomas Jefferson) after Miller had stepped down.

Notable alumni:
Gus Bell, Major League Baseball Outfielder from 1950-1964.[6]
Paul Hornung - 1956 Heisman Trophy winner.[7]
Howard Schnellenberger - College and professional football coach.[8]
Oscar Brohm - All State QB at Flaget and University of Louisville Quarterback. Father of U of L Players Greg and Jeff Brohm and High School All American,U of L quarterback and Green Bay Packers rookie QB Brian Brohm
Darryl Drake, college football coach and wide receivers coach for the Chicago Bears.[9]
Mark Lyons - 1982 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service, photojournalist for the Jackson, Mississippi Clarion Ledger
Mel Lindauer ('56) - Forbes Columnist and author of two investing books (The Bogleheads' Guide to Investing and The Bogleheads' Guide to Retirement Planning).