Colbert Leaves Cedar Rapids for Chicago Hawkeye Posters
Hawkeye poster designer Bill Colbert exits Three Arts Advertising to join Leo Burnett in Chicago. He created Iowa football basketball posters with Chuck Edwards and notes the shift aims to refresh Hawkeye branding while remaining a fan of the team. Colbert plans marriage to Gail Klein and says Chicago will still contribute Hawkeye concepts.
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Bill Colbert
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye
Colbert
Three Arts Advertising
Leo Burnett
Chicago
Phillip Morris
Chuck Edwards
Pepco Litho
Chuck
Hayden Fry
Hawkeye Marketing Group
University of Iowa
James Fenimore Cooper
Edwards
Cooper
Old St. Wenceslaus High
Coe
Basketall
Murray Wier
Gail Klein
Three Arts
Leo Burnett Agency
Norman Muse
Des Moines
Hawkeyes Huskers Quiz Sets Stage For Season Opener
The Gazette preview weighs Nebraska at Iowa with Hayden Fry and Tom Osborne offering contrasting views. It notes past meetings from 1946 to 1981, forecasts a likely outcome, and highlights Nebraska’s experienced offense vs Iowa’s defense as the key matchup before the 1982 Memorial Stadium clash.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
Lincoln
Hayden Fry
Hawkeyes
Cornhuskers
Hawks
Kinnick
Fry
Hayden
Hawkeye
Dave Rimington
Haydenese
Huskers
Majors seeks major win as UT faces Iowa State
Tennessee coach Johnny Majors returns to his old stomping grounds to face Iowa State in a pivotal opener. The Volunteers, 3-1 vs Big Eight foes, boast burners Willie Gault and Mike Miller as they seek cohesion after a shaky finish to last season. Iowa State, guided by Donnie Duncan, weighs quarterback uncertainty between Archer and English as it eyes an upset at a crowded game day.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Huskers
Tom Osborne
Osborne
Southern Cal
Smoky Mountain
Johnny Majors
Iowa State
Cyclones
Majors
University of Tennessee
Tennessee
Duke
Volunteers
Willie Gault
Mike Miller
Donnie Duncan
UCLA
Duncan
Pentagon
David Archer
Soda
Dwayne Crutchfield
Pitt Tops North Carolina In Low-Scoring Opener
No. 1 Pittsburgh escaped with a 7-6 victory over No. 6 North Carolina at Three Rivers Stadium. Dan Marino threw for 126 yards with four interceptions, but Pitt capitalized on a 69-yard drive ending in a Bryan Thomas TD and Snuffy Everett kickoff for the deciding extra point as Carolina rallied late with a Rob Rogers field goal.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
North Carolina
Panthers
Foge Fazio
Fazio
Dan Marino
Bryan Thomas
Pitt
Snuffy Everett
Three Rivers Stadium
Marino
Tar Heels
Steve Hendrickson
Carolina
Brooks Barwick
Rob Rogers
Kelvin Bryant
Bryant
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Missouri
Skip Caray
Atlanta Braves
Harry
Cubs
Braves
Skip
San Diego Chicken
Don
Mark Bortz
ISU
Gazette
John McIvor
Cedar Rapids Regis
Dick Breitbach
John Lawrence
Royals
LaSalle
Regis
Tom Good
Story
Danny
Dick Crum
Micki Schillig
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