Ted Scheid: Sterling HS Coach and Athletic Director Profile
This article profiles Ted Scheid, 14th year at Sterling township high school, detailing his roles as athletic director, varsity football and track coach, and intramural basketball supervisor. It highlights his past coaching at Chenoa Havana and Rock Falls, his Bluffton College background, and a career with multiple conference and state titles in football and track.
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Ted Scheid
Sterling Township High School
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Illinois
Bluffton College
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University of Illinois
University of Michigan
Bucknell University
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Bob Gebhardt
Charles Hussing
Irvin Wolf
University of Iowa
Eades
Sterling announces 1942 football schedule with new NCIC teams
Athletic Director Ted Scheid releases the tentative 1942 Sterling high school varsity football schedule. Three home games and a conference playoff at Sterling are planned. New NCIC members Rock Falls Geneseo Ottawa Hall replace Belvidere Mendota Princeton, increasing competition and reshaping division play for the title.
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Spring Valley
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Dixon
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North Central Illinois Conference
Belvidere
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Princeton
Blackhawk Confernce
N.C.I.C
Illinois
Regional Tournament Stirs Old Rivalries
Regional tournaments divide N C I C teams with Dixon hosting alongside Sterling and Amboy facing Dixon opener. Sterling meets the Franklin Grove winner while Rock Falls vs Community and P Town vs Franklin Grove runner-up fill other matchups. Princeton Mendota DeKalb Belvidere compete in La Salle Sycamore and Belvidere regional brackets against district winners.
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Sterling
Amboy
Franklin Grove
Rock Falls
Community
Ptown
Princeton
la Salle
Mendota
la Moille
Spring Valley
DeKalb
Sycamore
Maple Park
Belvidere
Monroe Center
Frosh-Soph Basketeers Pass Up Championship
The Frosh-Soph team lost two key games costing a chance at the N C I C title. Mendota beat Sterling 19 to 15 and Princeton edged them 25 to 22. Mendota and Princeton were coached to peak play. The first half was dull. Sterling rallied in the second half but fell short.
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Frosh-Soph Basketeers
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Mendota
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Sterling
Sterling Cagers Beat Princeton and Mendota in Waning Pace
Sterling defeated Princeton 37 to 32 on February 2 with Troye scoring 17 and Brown 16 for Princeton. On February 13 Sterling routed Mendota 30 to 17 as Troye added 11 and Woodyatt 8 while Bogaard had 7.
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Sterling High School
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Junior and Senior Cruisers Lead Intramural Tourney
The Girls Athletic Association Round Robin results show junior and senior Cruisers led with three wins, Jeeps two wins and one tie, Aces two wins, and Sirens two wins under Bonnie Bell. High scorers include Betty McCombs, Doroth Schutt, Peggy Quiggley, and Bonnie Bell. Coaches are Loretta Browne for seniors, Margaret Birch for juniors, Doris Burritt for sophomores, and Helen Becker for freshmen.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Cruisers
Helen Becker
Jeeps
Jean Hoffman
Vivian Wolf
Aces
Lula Myers
Suzanne Janssen
Bonnie Bell
Sirens
Betty McCombs
Doroth Schutt
Peggy Quiggley
Loretta Browne
Margaret Birch
Doris Burritt
Brandau Again Leads Men’s Bowling League
Curtis Brandau of the Profs tops the league with a 185 average and 228 high game. Teammates Art Twardock and Peter Hoogeveen stand second with 162 and 160 averages. Tackles captain Miller leads the student side at 158. Playoff to decide the league and championship is set near March third.
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Curtis Brandau
Profs
Art Twardock
Peter Hoogeveen
Miller
Bucks
Band
Koster's Team Leads Future Farmers Bowling Standings
Koster's team posts 2 wins 1 loss with a 742 average while Knox's team is 2 wins 1 loss at 741. McFalls and Megli each have 1 win 2 losses with averages 692 and 684. Individual averages show J. A. Twardock at 167 and Russell Koster at 159.
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Future Farmers Bowling F.F.A
Knox
McFalls
Megli
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Russell Koster
Sterling at DeKalb Tough Cager clash in DeKalb gym
A North Central Conference showdown sees Sterling High at DeKalb High School gym at 8 15 p m Friday February 20. Sterling needs a win to secure second place as DeKalb aims to defend home court and avenge earlier overtime loss. Moser and reserve standouts Galloway Bressler Brown will be watched.
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Sterling DeKalb Trove
Wedberg Woodyatt
Wisdom Bogaard
Moser Wells
Fitzgerald Hunsberger
Ebbesen
DeKalb High School
Sterling High School
DeKalb Barbs
Sterling Five
DeKalb
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Princeton
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Moser
Goldmen
Galloway
Bressler
Brown
Intra-mural season ends as Sterling players seek pay
After the regular period, Sterling insurance firms saw a flood of players demanding pay. Referee Ted Scheid needs a new whistle next year. Sterling eye sectional at Dixon then district, with several stars studying at colleges, while Roosevelt resists spring travel plans. Freeport receives high praise from Pat Harmon, as Kewanee and Morton drop in regional ratings.
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Sterling
Ted Scheid
Freeport
Pat Harmon
Urbana Gazette
Harmon
Taylorville
Kewanee
Morton
Peoria Woodruff
Highland Park
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