Frankfort High School - Capitolian Yearbook (Frankfort, KY)

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The Cotpiloliah Back row: Coach Rice, Jackson, Capt. Duvall, Kelly, Portwood, Moole becofnd row: Montgomery, Roberts, Yancey, Capt.-elect Kernen, Bakei F21 st roto: Nicol, Morris, Gordon, Taylor. Frankfort Frankfort Frankfort Frankfort Frankfort Frankfort Frankfort Frankfort Frankfort Frankfort Frankfort Frankfort Frankfort Frankfort Frankfort Frankfort Seasons Record Midway . Harrodsburg University Hi Lawrenceburg Paris . .... . Georgetown . Richmond . . Harrodsburg Cynthiana . Versailles . . Henry Clay . Lawrenceburg Paris . .... . Winchester . District Tournament Forks of Elkholn Stamping Ground Forty-five

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Plwlxe Capllolian Resume of Football Season Frankfort opened the season with Nicholasville and was defeated by a score of 7-6, losing the game mostly through over-confidence. The Panthers went to Lexington for their next game and after a hard-fought battle with powerful Henry Clay lost a 12-0 decision. They were conquered by Paris 20-6 in their next but retaliated with a clean defeat of Lawrenceburg 19-0 in the following game. They lost the next three games to Versailles, Shelbyville, and Richmond because of the absence of several first string men and unavoidable bad luck. Frankfort then won a decisive victory over Georgetown 16-7 and closed their season with a crushing defeat of Pleasureville 66-0, making a total of six games lost and three won. Better luck next year! Resume of Basketball Season The Panther quintette started the season by defeating Midway 29-18. Harrodsburg and Ifniversity Hi followed in rapid succession, and the defeat of Lawrenceburg gave a bright outlook for the forthcoming season. The lirst disaster came when Frankfort met last year's title holders at Paris and suffered a 21-9 defeat. This did not daunt their courage for they plunged onward winning seven games in succession, including several excellent teams such as Henry Clay, Georgetown, and Versailles. They Were again de- feated by Paris 27-12, making' a total of eleven won and three lost. Frankfort won nine conference games and lost three, which is good basketball in any n1an's language. Forty-four

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