Steiner leans forward over Wolos' board examining the pieces while other men watch their game or sit waiting for their turn against the "chess master".
At 810 West Sixth Street the Chess and Checker Club meets. The club has members from various backgrounds, some are cattlemen, some are novelists, and there are more than 200 members.
Herman Steiner was a chess master, chess columnist for the Los Angeles Times, and founder of the International Chess Club (later the Hollywood Chess Group.)
Two men stare at large trophy that sits atop a table. The trophy reads, "Hans Grassl, Perpetual Chess Trophy, Presented to Exposition Chess Club, Los Angeles, California." There is no associated newspaper article.
At 810 West Sixth Street the Chess and Checker Club meets. The club has members from various backgrounds, some are cattlemen, some are novelists, and there are more than 200 members.