[NU Sports] Sis and the Clydesdales

[Roy S. Lamberton]

The main A-B bottling house in downtown St. Louis is known as the Bevo Bottling Plant.

There was gold in thet thahr near beer.

rsl

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Subject: Re: [NU Sports] Sis and the Clydesdales



Seeing Rosemary's email made me think - while the Longhorn 'Bevo' is UT's mascot, Bevo was
also the non-alcoholic malt beverage A-B sold during prohibition.  When driving around the
south side of St Louis (Gravois Ave, I think), you can still see one of the old Bevo
'places' (looks like a windmill)

Cool way to tie in the longhorn with A-B history

Chuck Herron   Tech '85





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To: Dennis W. Brandt <tbng at comcast.net>; nwu-sports-bounces at tssi.com; nwu-sports at tssi.com
Sent: Tue, Feb 9, 2010 2:46 pm
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Scott,
My husband and I noticed 2 references to Texas:  the Longhorn steer and the 
ook'em Horns sign.
Rosemary
ustin
ammond, La.
o Cats!
eaux Saints!

------Original Message------
rom: Dennis W. Brandt
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ent: Feb 9, 2010 2:26 PM
> As long as we are talking ad connections,  from Sunday, my sister has done
 the computer magic to create all the Clydesdale commercials for the Super
 Bowl the past several years, including this year. Believe it or not, very
 little of those commercials are actually "filmed" -- they are mostly
 computer graphics imagery, done on sis' hard drive.
>From the look of the one on the Super Bowl, she must be a Texas fan.  I'd 
ove to sit down with her and see how she does it.  Masterful job.
As the Bud Light commercials, the Bud Light house was dumb, but I kind of 
ike the overblown meteor one.  Silly, but the pinging of burning pebble 
gainst the telescope lens was cute, however scientifically inaccurate. 
Kind of forgot the speed factor.)  Nonetheless, their clever commercials 
an't change the fact that light beer is little more than water with a head. 
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