Whitey McDonald
Whitey
McDonald

Born
11 August 1902
Date of passing
07 June 1956 (Age 53)
Birthplace
Omagh, NIR
Where they grew up
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
TEAM HONOURS (4)

Bio

Whitey McDonald

Robert Logan McDonald... soccer family (brother Andy “Red”)... he was very young when his family moved to Hamilton, ON... played as a wing half in Canada, but then as a left back with Glasgow Rangers in Scotland... worked as a physiotherapist...

posthumously honoured by the Canada Soccer Hall of Fame as a player (one of the first 11 former players honoured as part of The Soccer Hall of Fame’s inaugural Class of 2000)... posthumously honoured by the Hamilton Soccer Hall of Fame...

with Bethlehem Steel, a USFA National Challenge Trophy winner (Dewar Challenge Trophy in 1926)...

For Country

represented Northern Ireland against Scotland in 1930 and against England in 1932...

Individual Honours