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Second Straight Is Final Glorys Aim AimLowenstein Lowenstein Speedster Meets Topnard Ruditaurus Vinum And Super Justice in Dash DashSTICKNEY STICKNEY 111 June 1 Final Glory the locallyowned sprinter from the stable of Jake Lowenstein who opened his 1944 campaign with a victory goes after his second success in as many starts when he tackles a formidable field in the feature of another attractive Lincoln Fields Jockey Club program at Hawthorne tomorrow tomorrowThis This is the Municipal Airport Purse It will be decided over six furlongs and others named for the six furlongs race are Top ¬ nard Super Justice Hasty Kiss Ruditau ¬ rus and Vinum VinumFinal Final Glory and Topnard will perform under maximum imposts of 120 pounds each Their packages are two pounds heavier than the weight to be shouldered by Ruditaurus and Super Justice while Vinum is admitted under 113 pounds and Hasty Kiss will have up five poundsless poundslessThere There is an abundance of speed here for Final Glory Ruditaurus and Topnard are extremely fast and as they could eliminate each other the chances of Super Justice Vinum and Hasty Kiss could be fancied However Final Glorys only public appear ¬ ance saw him in such fine fettle that he may command the largest following I Vinum should not want for backers and Topnard is assured a good following followingTwo Two Sprints for ThreeYearOlds ThreeYearOldsTwo Two sprints for threeyearolds matched under claiming conditions the Garfield Park Purse for fouryearolds and upward and the Diamond F Stock Farm Purse for maiden twoyearold fillies are other at ¬ tractive races to be presented tomorrow tomorrowEach Each of the two races for threeyear olds will be run over six furlongs In one the Washington Boulevard Claiming Purse the field will be made up of Don Miller Fair Sand Sand Sform Lady Eli Reklaw Intellect and Pleasure Hour while the other or Midwest Claiming Purse will en ¬ gage Sweeping Ahead Amalka Mr Rabbit Robins Crown Bolo Babe Campanula Joyce UmpydanRun Shamrock and Umpydan Run as the closing race the Garfield Park Purse could produce the more inter ¬ esting of the afternoons contests It will bring to the post to race one mile and 70 yards such useful performers as Drollon Bushwhacker Yar Happy Pilot Strombus Eugene Wayriel and Letter V and a study of their recent efforts points to a hard fought race raceNine Nine young fillies comprise the field for the Diamond F Stock Farm Purse and they will display their racing prowess at five furlongs
