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The New York Jets had kick
ed off to the Miami Dolphins to
start Sunday’s rain-soaked,
mud-caked contest in the
Orange Bowl, and after Fulton
Walker, their speedy little punt-
return specialist from Martins-
burg, W.Va., brought the ball
back to Miami’s 23, the Dol
phins’ offensive unit trooped
out onto the field and went into
a huddle.
Eric Laakso, the Dolphins’,
fifth-year pro and only player in
the NFL of Finnish descent,
stood up in the huddle so he
could look over the way the Jets
were lining up defensively.
He and the rest of the Dol
phins had heard some of the
Jets’ defenders, fellows like Joe
Klecko, Marty Lyons and Greg
Buttle, were still nursing in
juries, and Laakso was trying to
see whether they were starting
or not. Lyons and Buttle were,
and Klecko would come in
shortly afterward.
Then Laakso’s eye caught
Mark Gastineau, the Jets’ unin
hibited defensive left end. As
Miami’s offensive right tackle, it
would be Laakso’s primary job
to keep Gastineau off quarter
back David Woodley’s back all
day.
Gastineau, who’s like one of
those big friendly St. Bernards,
noticed Laakso giving him the
once-over through his facemask
only a few yards away and nod
ded at him amiably. Laakso nod
ded back. He didn’t say a word,
but he was letting Gastineau
know he was ready for him.
And he was.
The Jets’ highly emotional,
inordinately strong extrovert
did manage to sack Woodley
twice, but overall the doggedly
determined Laakso contained
him quite well.
And like so many of his fellow
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Jets in the Dolphins’ 14-0
triumph, Gastineau did not have
one of his better days.
Next Sunday, the Washing
ton Redskins meet the Dolphins
in Super Bowl XVII in Pasade
na, Calif. Many of the Redskins
were watching the game in
Miami Sunday on TV, but none
of them saw that little exchange
between Laakso and Gastineau,
because of the commercial that
came on during the timeout.
The Redskins are hot, maybe
hotter than the Dolphins. Of
course, they’ve just taken care of
America’s Team, the Dallas
Cowboys, and seem capable of
beating anyone, with Joe Theis-
mann throwing the ball and
John Riggins carrying it.
They should take heed,
though, of that silent message
Eric Laakso was delivering to
Mark Gastineau. The Dolphins
are ready — not only for the
Redskins, but for anybody.
They’re on a roll.
Washington has an excellent
defense, one of the best you’ll
see, but it still can’t compare w ith
Miami’s, which has less give in it
than the Great China Wall.
The Dolphins’ defenders
have a right to go around beat
ing their chests and to think
maybe they can stop anyone.
“Are you guys starting to feel
you’re invincible?” one radio
man tried putting words in the
mouth of Don McNeal, one of
the Dolphins’ feather-footed
aggressive cornerbacks.
McNeal smiled. He’s a rela
tively little fellow who makes the
big play but doesn’t udk big.
“I’m the kind of guy who
doesn’t like to brag, but we are
getting to feel pretty good about
ourselves," he said. “We feel we
can play with anybody.”
For the Dolphins, this will
make their fourth trip to the Su
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HOUSTON — The negative
publicity the Houston Rockets
received recently apparently
had a positive effect in their
game against the New Jersey
Nets.
Joe Bryant scored a season
high 28 points in Tuesday
night’s 114-111 victory, while
James Bailey, who replaced
Elvin Hayes in the starting
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24 apiece.
“I was hoping our players
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published remarks by Hayes
that the coach was ineffective.
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Bryant in hospita
with chest pains
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Hos
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coach Paul “Bear” Bryant was
admitted to Druid CityN
Tuesday evening stil
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