- the
Buffs all play on "Sox
Walseth Court" now. The star of the
program under "Sox"
Walseth was
undoubtedly Cliff Meely.
Walseth often called Meely "the most...
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Russell "Sox"
Walseth (April 6, 1926 –
January 28, 2004) was an
American college basketball coach, best
known for his
tenures as both the men's and women's...
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airport was
built during World War II. It was
named Walseth Air
Force Base in
honor of
Major Marvin E.
Walseth, a
United States Army Air
Forces pilot who died...
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volleyball of the Big 12 Conference. The
playing surface is
named the Sox
Walseth Court in
honor of the
former Buffaloes men's and women's
basketball head...
- community. An Army
airfield built in
Seward during the war
later became Walseth Air
Force Base. Both of the
military facilities were
closed shortly after...
- (to 6 Oct); Maj.
Richard W.
Wallace 1st Tank Battalion: Maj.
Harvey S.
Walseth 2nd
Marine Division Brigadier General Alphonse DeCarre The 2nd Marines...
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Marcedes Walker Megan Walker Shatori Walker-Kimbrough
Kristy Wallace Maren Walseth Avery Warley Coquese Washington Tonya Washington Ann
Wauters Teresa Weatherspoon...
- 11: 39–43. doi:10.1016/0006-291X(63)90024-X. PMID 14019961.
Clapper DL,
Walseth TF,
Dargie PJ, Lee HC (15 July 1987). "Pyridine
nucleotide metabolites...
- Cox 13 147–89 .623 10 1950–1956 Bebe Lee 6 63–74 .460 11 1956–1976 Sox
Walseth 20 261–245 .516 12 1976–1981 Bill
Blair 5 67–69 .493 13 1981–1986 Tom Apke...
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Eastern Studies, 45 (6): 911, doi:10.1080/00263200903268686, S2CID 144063498
Walseth,
Kristin (18
January 2013). "Muslim girls'
experiences in
physical education...
