By
DOUG
MARTIN
Citizen
Sports
Editor
If
Operation
International
becomes
any
more
sue
ccBsful
it
may
become
catching
Prince
George
Nationals
the
happy
originators
of
the
operation
powered
past
the
Williams
Lake
Maple
Leafs
21
yesterday
to
take
the
Prince
George
Soccer
Association
cup
final
The
National
Hotel-sponsored
team
Is
an
oddity
In
the
stormy
world
of
Canadian
soccer
It
doesnt
draw
players
from
any
one
ethnic
group
Tliey
have
Dutchmen
goalie
one
forward
Italians
four
do
fencomon
Germans
three
for
forwards
¬
wards
Austrlans
a
centro
i
half
and
Hungarians
a
for
forward
¬
ward
The
combination
could
not
be
more
successful
Nationals
havo
not
been
beaten
slnco
they
began
Operation
In
International
¬
ternational
two
years
ago
They
havo
since
taken
two
leaguo
titles
and
two
cup
finals
Tho
Lakers
almost
ended
tho
streak
yesterday
From
that
point
the
Nats
turned
to
defensive
soccer
and
rodo
out
the
tying
minutes
Had
tho
Lakers
cheched
the
scoring
statistics
they
might
have
given
Dros
the
attention
they
forced
on
Koenigbauer
Dros
a
hard
-
to
-
check
marksman
with
a
tinge
of
de
deceptive
¬
ceptive
awkwardness
was
the
Nationals
most
dangorous
man
after
his
return
from
a
holiday
to
The
Netherlands
He
scored
10
goals
In
the
Nats
last
three
games
of
the
season
The
Nats
Incidentally
are
more
than
a
team
with
two
deadly
scorers
night
halfback
Pino
Dulz
and
inside
left
Hugo
nisko
provide
AT
LAST
WRIGLEYS
SPEARMINT
IS
IN
THE
slOBOu
MK
r-
They
rode
a
1
0
lead
Into
tho
final
1C
minutes
of
the
Sunday
playoff
at
Rotary
Stadium
National
faces
as
diversified
a
lot
as
tholr
heroes
were
still
waiting
for
scoring
champ
Helmut
Koenlghaucr
22
goals
during
tho
regular
season
to
break
loose
Dut
when
tho
Lakers
finally
went
under
It
was
from
another
source
Gorry
Dros
a
tall
slim
right
wing
whod
started
tho
scasoni
witlt
the
Nats
left
for
a
holiday
and
then
returned
to
play
again
broko
tho
game
wido
open
Dros
klckod
homo
tho
tying
marker
with
IS
minutes
left
He
won
tho
gamo
with
his
second
goal
with
only
throo
minutes
left
BROS
FINISHED
FAST
much
of
the
punch
although
they
are
not
high
scorers
them
themselves
¬
selves
Dut
Dulz
and
nisko
pro
vldo
tho
hustle
and
speed
that
makes
the
champions
attack
so
effective
They
were
the
top
workers
all
season
one
official
said
and
they
were
the
top
workers
in
the
big
game
too
The
victory
ended
the
soccer
season
And
If
any
of
the
PGSA
clubs
hopes
to
prevent
the
Nationals
sweep
number
three
they
had
better
start
planning
right
now
Nats
undoubtedly
will
bo
just
as
tough
next
season
A
sidelight
to
the
Nationals
novel
Idea
of
forming
a
soccer
club
by
abilities
rather
than
heritage
Is
the
lack
of
fights
marking
most
games
About
two
years
ago
the
official
continued
we
decided
to
put
together
the
best
of
the
German
and
Italian
teams
With
so
many
different
nationalities
on
our
club
there
isnt
the
prob
problem
¬
lem
of
wanting
to
beat
the
Hung
Hungarians
¬
arians
or
the
Italians
or
of
having
the
fans
get
into
the
game
and
having
fights
frfrrrT
P
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some
soont
More
to
enjoy
wi
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Veeck
Speaks
1
NEW
YOHK
AP
-Former
big
leaguo
owner
Dill
Veeck
says
that
If
the
Draves
leave
Mil
Milwaukee
¬
waukee
it
will
be
In
his
words
The
worst
thing
that
has
hap
happened
¬
pened
In
the
history
of
base
baseball
¬
ball
Now
not
active
In
baseball
Veeck
also
owned
tho
old
St
Louis
Drowns
which
he
tried
to
movo
to
Milwaukee
In
1053
These
three
Lakers
packed
around
Helmut
Kocnlgbaucr
striped
shirt
show
just
theklnd
of
attention
the
Nats
scoring
uce
drew
Sunday
In
back
with
teammate
Pino
Dulz
-Miller
Photo
g
d
gerdes
THE
CITIZEN
Monday
October
19
1964
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