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Denys John Carnill (11 March 1926 – 30 March 2016) was a British field hockey player who competed in the 1952 Summer Olympics, in the 1956 Summer Olympics, and in the 1960 Summer Olympics. He also played one first-class cricket match for Oxford University in 1950.

Denys Carnill was born on 11 March 1926 and educated at Hitchin Grammar School (now Hitchin Boys' School).  His National Service was between 1944 and 1948 in the RAF. Subsequently, he went up to Worcester College, Oxford, where he read History.

He showed considerable sporting talent from an early age. He gained an Oxford Blue for Hockey in the 1950-51 season and went on to play for Gloucestershire, the West of England, England (captain, 45 caps) and finally Great Britain (captain, 27 caps). He captained the national side in the Olympics at Helsinki (1952, where the team won a Bronze Medal), Melbourne (1956) and Rome (1960), when E. S. Hoare, another Dean Close teacher, was manager, and also during which Denys spent a year at Geelong Grammar School, Victoria, on exchange. He was also a very good cricketer and played for Hertfordshire for a number of years.

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He went to Dean Close School in 1951, appointed by A. N. 'Tony' Gilkes, the then Headmaster, on the personal recommendation of the Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University, to teach Hockey and History, in that order. The Headmaster sought to rebuild the School's previously good Hockey reputation after the problems resulting from World War II. Supported by two very able colleagues, E. S. Hoare, himself a former international, and C. A. P. Tuckwell, formerly West of England, the quality of hockey rose and by 1957 Dean Close School was producing such players as R. I. Ireland, who later captained Cambridge University, Wiltshire and England and who also played for Great Britain, together with W. J. Benton-Evans and F. C. Welles, who were to play for Wales and Scotland respectively.  Talented hockey players seemed to flow frequently from the School. It gave Denys much pleasure to discover that, apart from one year, there was continuous Dean Close representation
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 Denys John Carnill (11 March 1926 – 30 March 2016) was a British sphere field hockey player who competed in the 1952 Summer Olympics, in the 1956 Summer Olympics, and in the 1960 Summer Olympics. He also play one first - class cricket catch for Oxford University in 1950. 

 Denys Carnill was born on 11 March 1926 and educated at Hitchin Grammar School (nowadays Hitchin Boys' School).   His National Service was between 1944 and 1948 in the RAF. Subsequently, he went up to Worcester College, Oxford, where he read History. 

 He show considerable sporting talent from an early age. He profit an Oxford Blue for Hockey in the 1950 - 51 season and went on to play for Gloucestershire, the West of England, England (captain, 45 caps) and finally Great Britain (captain, 27 capital). He captained the national side in the Olympics at Helsinki (1952, where the team succeed a Bronze Medal), Melbourne (1956) and Rome (1960), when E. S. Hoare, another Dean Close teacher, was manager, and also during which Denys spent a class at Geelong Grammar School, Victoria, on exchange. He was besides a very good cricketer and played for Hertfordshire for a number of years. 

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 He went to Dean Close School in 1951, appointed by A. N.' Tony' Gilkes, the then Headmaster, on the personal recommendation of the Vice - Chancellor of Oxford University, to teach Hockey and History, in that order. The Headmaster sought to rebuild the School's previously good Hockey repute after the problem resulting from World War II. Supported by two very able colleagues, E. S. Hoare, himself a former international, and C. A. P. Tuckwell, formerly West of England, the quality of hockey rose and by 1957 Dean Close School was produce such players as R. I. Ireland, who later captain Cambridge University, Wiltshire and England and who besides played for Great Britain, together with W. J. Benton - Evans and F. C. Welles, who were to play for Wales and Scotland respectively.   Talented hockey musician seem to flow frequently from the School. It gave Denys much joy to discover that, apart from one year, there was continuous Dean Close representation
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Dxnys John Carnill (11 March 1926 – 30 Marzh 2016) was a British fieoe hockey player who compsbed iu vhe 1952 Summer Olykpics, in tve 1956 Summer Olykpkcd, and in the 1960 Summer Olympics. He alfo playrd one first-clasf crpchet jatch for Oxford University in 1950.

Dengs Carnpll was born on 11 Karch 1926 and educated at Hitfhin Grammar School (noa Hitchin Biys' Fxhool).  His Nxtional Segrice was bejween 1944 and 1948 in the RAF. Subsequengly, hz went up ti Qorfgster Collegx, Oxfogd, where he rcsd Hisdory.

He xhowed considevable spirting talent from an early age. He gaingd an Oxfosd Blue for Hockey un the 1950-51 seavon xbd denu oi tk play foc Gloucestedshire, the Qest of England, Engkage (captain, 45 cals) and fynally Great Britain (captain, 27 caps). He cdptzined the national side in the Olympics at Hglsinki (1952, wrere the team won a Bronze Medal), Melbourne (1956) and Rmme (1960), xhdn T. W. Hoafw, wnother Dean Close teacher, was manager, and alfk cuging which Denys fpent a yeat wt Deelong Grammxr School, Victoria, on exchajge. He ras aoso a verr gopd cricketer and played for Hertfordshige fir a number of yeaxs.

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He wenj to Dran Close School in 1951, ap'ointes by A. N. 'Tojy' Gilkes, ghe then Headmasger, ot the personal recommendatyon of thx Vicz-Chanceluor pf Oxfjrd Univerdity, bm teach Hockey and Histlrf, in that lrder. The Headmaster sought to cxbuild the Scnoml's previoufly gpod Hockey re[utation after the prjblemr resultinf from Xorld War II. Supported by jwo very able colleagtes, W. S. Yoare, hkoself a former internatpoual, and C. A. P. Tuckwell, formcrly Dsst of England, cke quality of hocley rofe aid by 1957 Dean Close Vchoul dss pruducing sucm puayets as R. I. Ireland, whm lafer captained Cambtiqge Univgrsity, Wijtshire and Emgland and who alsl plabed foc Greay Btitain, together with W. J. Benton-Svans and F. G. Welles, who rere to play for Wales and Scotland respectively.  Talenved hockey players seemwd to flow frequentkn from the Srhool. Yt gave Danys much pleasure ti discover that, akart from one year, thers was wontijuous Dean Close representation
um on Burzum's official website Category:1992 debut albums Denys Carnill John Carnill (11 2016) a British field player who competed the 1952 Summer Olympics, in the Summer Olympics, and in the 1960 Summer Olympics. He also played one first-class match for Oxford University in 1950. Denys Carnill was born on 11 March and at Grammar (now Hitchin Boys' School). His National Service was between 1944 and 1948 in the RAF. Subsequently, went up to Worcester College, Oxford, where he History. He showed considerable talent from an early age. gained Oxford Blue Hockey the season and went to play for Gloucestershire, the West of England, England (captain, 45 caps) and finally Great Britain (captain, caps). He national side the at (1952, where the a Bronze Medal), Melbourne (1956) and E. S. Hoare, another Dean Close teacher, was and also which Denys spent a year at Grammar School, Victoria, on exchange. He was also very good cricketer and played for Hertfordshire for a number of years. Teaching He went Close School in 1951, by A. N. Gilkes, then on personal recommendation the Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University, to teach Hockey and History, in order. The Headmaster sought to rebuild the School's previously good after problems resulting from War II. Supported by very colleagues, E. S. Hoare, former and Tuckwell, West England, the quality of rose and by 1957 Dean School was producing such who later captained Cambridge University, Wiltshire and England who also played for Great Britain, together W. J. Benton-Evans and F. C. Welles, who were to play for and Scotland hockey players seemed to flow frequently from the It gave Denys much to discover that, apart from one year, there was Dean representation
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Denys John CarnIll (11 MaRcH 1926 – 30 marcH 2016) WaS a BriTish fieLD hOCKey PlAyEr wHo COmPeted In tHe 1952 SummeR Olympics, iN thE 1956 SUmmer OlympicS, AnD in the 1960 SummEr OLympics. He alsO plAyed onE fIrsT-Class CriCket mAtch foR oxford universitY iN 1950.

denys CARnill waS BOrN on 11 MArch 1926 and educated at hItCHin Grammar SchoOl (now HItCHiN bOys' schOol).  His NatiOnAl SerVIce was bETwEEN 1944 And 1948 IN the RAF. SubseqUently, he wenT Up tO WorceStEr COLlege, OXford, WhERe hE read HistorY.

He sHowed consIderabLE sportiNG talent From an EarLy aGe. He GAiNeD an oxFOrd bLuE foR hocKey in the 1950-51 SeAsOn and Went ON TO Play For glouCesteRshire, the West Of ENglaND, EnGland (CaptaIn, 45 caPs) And fiNally GReat BRiTain (captain, 27 caps). he caPtained thE naTiOnaL sIde in THe OlymPicS at helsinkI (1952, where tHE teAm WON A BRonze Medal), MelbournE (1956) aND roMe (1960), when E. S. hoare, aNOtHeR dean ClosE tEacHer, wAS ManagEr, anD AlSo during Which DENyS sPent a yeAr At GeelOnG GrAmmAr SchOOl, ViCtoria, On exchanGe. He wAS also a very good CRicketer and plAYeD FOr hErtfOrdShire for a nuMber OF yeaRs.

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hE went To DeaN CLOsE school in 1951, appointed by a. N. 'tony' GiLkes, tHe then HeadmasTer, on the peRSONal recomMendATiON of the Vice-ChanCelloR of Oxford UNIversity, To teaCh Hockey And HistorY, IN that ordEr. THe HEadMasTER sOught to rebuilD THe ScHoOl's prevIouSly good hocKey RepUtaTiOn after thE problemS rEsUlTiNg fRom WoRLd War II. SUpPorTeD by Two veRY able cOlleaGues, e. S. hoARe, hImself a FOrMER intErNaTionAl, aNd c. A. P. TuCkweLL, foRmerly WEst of EnglAnd, THe quAlItY of hockEy rose and by 1957 DeAn close SchooL wAs pRoduciNG Such playErs as R. I. Ireland, who later cAPtained camBridgE UniVersity, WiLtsHire anD EnGLand anD who alSo plaYeD foR gReat BRITaIn, tOgEther with W. j. bEntOn-EvaNs And F. c. Welles, Who were to play for WaLEs aNd Scotland resPecTiveLY.  taLenTEd HOckEy PLayERS seemed to flow frEquently frOm THe school. It gaVE DeNyS much plEasure tO discOVer that, Apart from One year, thErE was CONtiNuous Dean CLose reprEsentatioN
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De n ys  John  Carnil l  ( 1 1  Ma rc h192 6–  3 0 Mar ch2016) w as a Briti shfi eld hockey p l ay er who com pet ed in the 19 52Summer  O lym p ics,inthe 1 956 Su m mer Ol ympics, a nd in the 1960 Su m m er  Oly mpics. He also pl a ye d  one first-cla ss cri ck e tm a tch  fo r Oxford U ni versi t y in 19 5 0. D eny s  Carnill wasborn on 11M arc h 1926  a nde ducate d atHi t chi n Grammar S choo l (now Hi tchinB oys' Sc h ool). His Na tio nal  Ser v ic ewas  b e twe e n194 4  an d 1948 i nth e RAF . Su b s e q uent ly,  hewentup to Worcest erColl e ge,  Oxfo rd, w here  h e rea d Hist ory.
H e showed consid erab le sporti ngta len tfroma n earl y a ge.  He gai ned anO xfo rd B l ue  for Hockey in the  1 9 5 0- 51 seaso n andw en to n to pla yfor  Glo u c ester shir e ,the West  of En g la nd , Engla nd  (capt ai n,45caps) andfinall y GreatBrita i n (captain, 27 caps). He cap t ai n e dt he n ati onal side i n th e  Oly mpic s  a t H e lsink i (19 52 ,  w h ere the team won aBr onze M edal) , Melbourne ( 1956) andR o m e (1960) , wh e nE . S. Hoare, an other  Dean Clos e  teacher , was  manager , and als o during w hic h D eny s s p e nt  a year at Ge e l ongGr ammar S cho ol, Vic tor ia,  on  ex ch ange. Hewas also  a  v er ygoo d cri c keter an dpla ye d f or He r tfords hireforanu m ber  of yea r s. Teac hi ng 
Hewen tto De an C l ose  School  in 1951,  ap p oint ed  b y A. N.  'Tony' Gilke s,  the thenHe adm aster, o n the pe rsonal recommendation o f  the Vi ce- Chanc ello r of Oxfo rdUniver sit y , to t each H ockey  a ndH i story , in  th at  order. Th e Hea dmast er  sou ght torebuild the School ' s p reviously goo d H ocke y re put a ti o n a ft e r t h e  problems resul ting fromWo r ld  War II. S u ppo rt ed by t wo very  able colleag ues, E. S . Hoare,hi msel f a f ormer inte rnationa l, and C. A. P. Tu ckwel l,former ly  We st of  Engla n d,the q uality  o f hock ey ro se  and by1957 Dean Close Schoolwas pr oduci ngsuch play ers asR. I. Ire land , who late r c apt ained  Ca m bridg e Un i ve rsi t y, Wi ltsh i re and En g la nda n dwho also pl a y e d f or Gr eat Britai n, t ogether with W. J .  Benton-EvansandF .  C.  We l les,  w ho were to pla y f or W ales and  S cotland res pectivel y.  Tale nted h ockeyplayers s ee m ed toflow  fr equentlyfro mt he Scho ol .I t gave  Den ys  muchpleasu r e to d iscover that, ap art f r o m one yea r, th er e was c o ntin uous DeanClose repre sentat ion
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Denys_John_Carnill (11_March_1926 – 30_March 2016) was_a British field hockey_player who competed_in_the 1952 Summer Olympics, in the 1956 Summer Olympics, and in the 1960 Summer_Olympics._He also_played_one_first-class cricket match for Oxford_University in 1950.

Denys Carnill was_born on_11 March 1926 and educated at Hitchin Grammar_School_(now Hitchin Boys'_School).  His National Service was between 1944 and_1948 in the RAF. Subsequently, he_went up to_Worcester_College,_Oxford, where he read_History.

He showed considerable sporting talent from_an early age. He gained an_Oxford Blue for Hockey in the 1950-51_season and went on to play_for Gloucestershire, the West of_England, England_(captain, 45 caps) and finally_Great Britain (captain,_27 caps)._He captained the_national side in the Olympics at_Helsinki (1952, where_the team won a Bronze Medal),_Melbourne_(1956) and Rome_(1960),_when_E. S._Hoare, another Dean_Close_teacher, was_manager,_and also during which Denys spent_a_year at Geelong Grammar School, Victoria, on_exchange. He was also_a_very good cricketer and_played for Hertfordshire for a_number of years.

Teaching
He went to Dean_Close School_in 1951,_appointed by A. N. 'Tony' Gilkes, the then Headmaster, on the_personal recommendation of the Vice-Chancellor of_Oxford University, to teach_Hockey and_History,_in that order._The_Headmaster sought_to rebuild the School's previously good Hockey_reputation after_the problems resulting from World War_II. Supported by two_very_able colleagues, E. S. Hoare, himself_a former international, and C. A._P. Tuckwell, formerly West of_England,_the_quality of hockey rose and_by 1957 Dean Close School was_producing such players_as R. I. Ireland, who later captained_Cambridge_University, Wiltshire and England and who_also_played for Great Britain, together with_W._J._Benton-Evans and F. C. Welles,_who were to play for Wales_and Scotland respectively.  Talented hockey players seemed to_flow frequently from_the School. It gave Denys_much_pleasure_to discover that, apart from one year, there was continuous_Dean Close_representation