As a center on the Bridgers’ football teams from
1932 to 1934, Ted Grebb was an outstanding lineman, marking the All
County and All WPIAL teams in 1934. He earned three letters in
football and three more in basketball and was selected to the All
WPIAL basketball team as a senior. From 1935 to 1938, he played
football for Duquesne University and was selected the outstanding
center in the area, even though that year Pitt was a national
championship caliber team. Ted played professionally for the
Pittsburgh Steelers in 1939 and 1940, and was drafted into the Army in 1941, playing and coaching football at Fort Story, Virginia.
After his military career, Ted returned to athletics, playing baseball
and softball. He was inducted into the Ambridge Hall of Fame in
1989. Ted died on July 11, 1995.
As a center on the Bridgers’ football teams from
1932 to 1934, Ted Grebb was an outstanding lineman, marking the All
County and All WPIAL teams in 1934. He earned three letters in
football and three more in basketball and was selected to the All
WPIAL basketball team as a senior. From 1935 to 1938, he played
football for Duquesne University and was selected the outstanding
center in the area, even though that year Pitt was a national
championship caliber team. Ted played professionally for the
Pittsburgh Steelers in 1939 and 1940, and was drafted into the Army in 1941, playing and coaching football at Fort Story, Virginia.
After his military career, Ted returned to athletics, playing baseball
and softball. He was inducted into the Ambridge Hall of Fame in
1989. Ted died on July 11, 1995.