Sportsmen and gamblers relaxing, Los Angeles, 1940s

Summary: Fred Williams was a politician.
George Moore was a boxing promoter.
Kid North was a well-known expert on racehorses. He is said to have recommended that Charles S. Howard purchase the racehorse Seabiscuit.
Description: All information concerning the content and description of the image was provided by Walter Gordon.
A group of men are congregated at a bar, inside of the home of a barber. The barber (name unknown) is standing behind the bar, second from the right. Kid North is to the left of the barber. Guy Hart is seated at the bar, second from the right, with George Moore to the fight, at the end. Fred Williams, wearing sunglasses, is seated at the center of the bar, with Bruce Kinley (from Chicago) seated directly behind him. The other men in the photo are unidentified.

Genre: Black-and-white photographs
Names: Moore, George, boxing manager
Kinley, Bruce, b. 1882 or 83
Williams, Fred C., 1875-1950
North, Kid
Location: California--Los Angeles
Resource type: still image
Subjects: Lifestyle; Bookmakers (Gambling)--California--Los Angeles
Boxing managers--California--Los Angeles

Repository: University of California, Los Angeles. Library Special Collections
Local Identifier: YRLSC_gordonphotos_0461
Collection 1867 Box 3 Folder 2
ARK: ark:/21198/zz0025pj80
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