About Chick Donnelley
Lived 1923 – 1998 (aged 75). Chick Donnelley was an Australian rugby league player.
Donnelley (middle row, 2nd from left) in St. George's 1946 side - minor premiers
Clayton Cecil 'Chick' Donnelley (1923–1998) was an Australian rugby league footballer who played in the 1940s.
Originally a La Perouse junior, Donnelley was graded at St George Dragons in the mid-1940s. A big raw-boned lock-forward, he played two years of first grade with St George between 1946 and 1947. He featured in the 1946 Grand Final team that was defeated by Balmain Tigers 13–12 as the replacement lock forward for the injured Walter Mussing.
Donnelley died on 30 November 1998.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Chick Donnelley?
Australian rugby league footballer
When was Chick Donnelley born?
Chick Donnelley was born on 25 September 1923 in Sydney.
When did Chick Donnelley die?
Chick Donnelley died on 30 November 1998 in Maianbar.
What was Chick Donnelley's occupation?
Chick Donnelley was a rugby league player.
What nationality was Chick Donnelley?
Chick Donnelley was Australian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Chick Donnelley. https://biography.guide/chick-donnelley/
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