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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 23, 1934
Page
8
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A local Charleville football revival outlines formation of a Wattles club with cross‑club cooperation. A meeting chaired by A. Ratz aims to establish a solid foundation, secure funding, and prepare King Edward Park for the season with ground preparation and new goal posts.
A large audience watched Clarkville Am four Swimming Club showcase water polo as part of a program highlighted by an inaugural exhibition. Junior and senior events featured swift 100 and 66 yard races with close finishes, while the water polo audience anticipates a repeat of the event next Handywich as top swimmers posted notable times.
A meeting at the Hotel Dolten in Charleville led to the formation of Wattles Football Club with aims to create a third team. Plans include Sunday matches, youth development, and securing league support. C. Glenbar elected patron, N. D. Robinton president, P. Cure secretary, Mahoney and Majlury as vice presidents.
A committee is chosen to manage the club and draft a league letter requesting the same uniform form as last year. A banking account will be opened with the Commonwealth Bank with the president and secretary to operate. A Wattles observance feature is planned for March 25 at Corupes Hall.
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