claim: The Cyclades are a peninsula group.
evidence: Gurth Christian Hoyer-Millar -LRB- 13 December 1929 -- 6 March 2014 -RRB- was a Scottish sportsman who played international rugby union for Scotland .. Scotland. Scotland national rugby union team. Scottish. Scotland. rugby union. rugby union. He also played first-class cricket with the Oxford University Cricket Club .. first-class cricket. first-class cricket. Oxford University Cricket Club. Oxford University Cricket Club. Oxford University. Oxford University. Hoyer-Millar spent his early sporting years at Harrow School , where he captained their cricket team in both 1947 and 1948 .. Harrow. Harrow School. Harrow School. Harrow School. He was awarded rugby union and boxing blues at Oxford University and also kept wicket for the university in two first-class matches in 1952 , against Kent and Warwickshire .. rugby union. rugby union. Oxford University. Oxford University. kept wicket. wicket-keeper. Kent. Kent County Cricket Club. Warwickshire. Warwickshire County Cricket Club. He was capped just once for the Scotland national rugby union team .. Scotland. Scotland national rugby union team. rugby union. rugby union. Scotland national rugby union team. Scotland national rugby union team. His only Test came against Ireland at Murrayfield in the 1953 Five Nations Championship .. 1953 Five Nations Championship. 1953 Five Nations Championship. Though he was called to the bar by Middle Temple , Hoyer-Millar did not practice as a lawyer , instead working for BP and J Sainsbury , where he was the first chairman of the Homebase DIY chain .. Middle Temple. Middle Temple. J Sainsbury. J Sainsbury. Homebase. Homebase. DIY. DIY. He was chairman of Bonhams auctioneers from 1988 to 1996 and served as a non-executive director of the Hudson 's Bay Company .. Bonhams. Bonhams. He stood as a Liberal candidate in Kensington South in 1959 .. Liberal. Liberal Party ( UK ). Kensington South. Kensington South ( UK Parliament constituency ). United Kingdom general election, 1959. He stood for Southend West against Conservative incumbent Paul Channon twice , in 1964 and 1966 On the first occasion he finished ahead of Labour candidate and newspaper / broadcast journalist Rex Winsbury .. Southend West. Southend West ( UK Parliament constituency ). Conservative. Conservative Party ( UK ). Paul Channon. Paul Channon. United Kingdom general election, 1964. United Kingdom general election, 1966. Labour. Labour Party ( UK ). Rex Winsbury. Rex Winsbury. He was also an unsuccessful candidate at Aberdeenshire East in 1970 and Eastbourne in October 1974. Aberdeenshire East. Aberdeenshire East ( UK Parliament constituency ). United Kingdom general election, 1970. Eastbourne. Eastbourne ( UK Parliament constituency ). October 1974. United Kingdom general election, October 1974