Charles de Bock
Dutch association football player
About Charles de Bock
Lived 1914 – 1975 (aged 60). Charles de Bock was a Dutch association football player and field hockey coach.
Charley de Bock (3 July 1914 – 19 February 1975) was a Dutch footballer. He played in one match for the Netherlands national football team in 1936.
After retiring as a football player, De Bock became a field hockey coach at HC Bloemendaal and won the 1971 Women's IFWHA World Conference in New Zealand with the Netherlands.
Personal life Born in Haarlem to Jan de Bock and Mary Jane Jones, he married Jeltje Hinke Boschma in Frisia in 1942 and the couple had 4 children.
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Who was Charles de Bock?
Dutch association football player (1914-1975)
When was Charles de Bock born?
Charles de Bock was born on 3 July 1914 in Haarlem.
When did Charles de Bock die?
Charles de Bock died on 19 February 1975.
What was Charles de Bock's occupation?
Charles de Bock was an association football player and field hockey coach.
What nationality was Charles de Bock?
Charles de Bock was Dutch.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Charles de Bock. https://biography.guide/charles-de-bock/
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