Falmouth High School - Clipper Compact Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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Lebanon. Among allegations circu- lating in Washington are that the funds from the arms sale were di- verted to support the Nicaraguan rebels and that possibly the whole affair was carried out with the im- plied approval of President Reagan. Just exactly what the roll of the President and other high level offi- cials was in this affair remains to be seen. In any event these allegations are likely to be only the beginning of a lengthy investigation. Newsweek. 28 th Hyannis The unpredictable magic of the Barnstable-Falmouth rivalry rubbed off on the field yesterday. As a re- sult, the Selectman ' s Trophy re- turned to Falmouth after a seven year absence. Senior Daryl Frye, all 5-foot-7, 160 pounds of him, broke free for touch- down runs of 83 and 20 yards to spark Falmouth to a rugged 16-9 victory over Barnstable in the 98th renewal of the Thanksgiving rivalry. The win was a major step for the first year Clipper coach Ed Winslow in his attempt to rebuild Falmouth ' s sagging football fortunes. The Clip- pers end the season with a 3-6-1 record, 2-2 in the SMC East. We played well, we executed and we made few mistakes, said Falmouth coach Ed Winslow. Our front line blocked very well. Frye electrified the 6,500 sun- drenched spectators at Leo Shields Memorial Field when he broke free on a pitch to the right side and sprinted 83 yards for a TD on the game ' s first play from scrimage. 9

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there were no thumbs up. The two leaders exchanged a few unsmiling words beside Reagan ' s limousine. They clasped hands briefly. The president shook his head and looked away from Gorbachev, dis- appointment written on his face. Reagan settled into his car and was driven away. Gorbachev waved solemnly and watched him go. And so the impromptu Iceland summit ended in a frustrating stale- mate. As both sides told it, the pre- paratory summit meeting very nearly produced an across-the- board agreement on arms control. However, both sides refused to budge on Star Wars. The result: a blow to superpower relations and no date for a new summit. - Newsweek. 26th New York Mets rally in 10th to force 7th game of World Series. Red Sox blow 5-3 lead. - Cape Cod Times November 17th Washington Unknown to most Americans until now, some individuals and govern- ment officials acting on behalf of the U.S. government had previously arrainged with Iran an exchange of $60 million worth of weapons for the release of Americans kidnapped in 8

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That sent Falmouth into a quick 7-0 lead, and on it ' s way to a 46-43-9 series lead. The Raiders drove right back after Frye ' s run, moving from its 38 to the Falmouth 1 in four plays. Then a mishandled handoff, a bad pitch out and an incomplete pass later, Barnstable kicked a 22-yard field goal to cut the lead to 7-3 with only three minutes played. After Barnstable ' s score, Falmouth went on a 76-yard, 13-play drive that lasted seven minutes and five seconds. The impressive march con- cluded with Frye ' s second touch- down 11 seconds into the second quarter. Outside of Frye ' s TD, the biggest play in the march was a third-and-5 screen pass from quarterback Mark Rozum to Sean Casey, who turned what looked like a yardage loser into a 10-yard pickup and a first down at the Raiders ' 24. On third and 9 at the 23, Frye took a pitchout around the right side, cut back up the middle and roared into the end-zone. Jim Bagg missed his extra point try, but Falmouth ' s 13-3 lead defnitely quieted the Barnsta- ble fans. Falmouth ' s Jason Colbert recov- ered a Barnstable fumble at the Raider 45, and on the next series Falmouth drove to the 6, but full- back Jordan Geist was stuffed on third and fourth down-and-1 plunges. After a Barnstable 3rd quarter score and missed extra point at- tempt, Falmouth ' s Marc Warner re- turned Dan Connoly ' s kickoff to the Barnstable 34. Falmouth moved to the 5 before the Raider ' s defense