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SteeleDonald Macdonald Steele was an excellent sportsman: he represented South Australia in cricket as a schoolboy under the mentoring of Clem Hill, who was at the time the State Captain. Later, in 1921, Donald M Steele himself Captained the South Australian State Cricket Team.Donald Macdonald9641414065file_uploads/ulf_14065_profile_pic_Steele__donald_macdonald.jpgimage/jpeglocalprofile_pic_Steele__donald_macdonald.jpg348e44c615361fc871c432097d731b2260fa8d868d2018-06-05 07:33:47jpe8e44c615361fc871c432097d731b2260fa8d868dD MDonald Macdonald Steele's name was easily confused with that of one of his brothers, David Macdonald Steele as they both had the same initials for their given names.702893170293297029533695662769570277029024https://discoveringanzacs.naa.gov.au/browse/records/419197531Donald Macdonald Steele and his brother David Macdonald Steele shared the same initials for their given names and this caused some confusion in record-keeping for the University.Donald M Steele was an outstanding sportsman and acquired a Sports Blue in Cricket and Football while studying at Adelaide University.70087570088553170292377699637770023777006377700937471060958970

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