Capone Lords Capone Lords and Insane Pimps

    Chicago Greaser Gangs

    SIMON CITY
    RICE BOYS:
    were on Rice and Pine, Chicago and Central, and on Kostner and Wabansia.
    VENTURES:
    Crystal and Long under the PVR's
    PLAYBOYS:
    Wrightwood and Laramie in the mid 80's.
    Cragin Park Playboys/pvr's (Playboys/Ventures/Rice Boys unity), they lasted up until the early 90s. The Playboys also had sections on Division Street. There was a big set of PVR at Galewood Park.

Logan Square Heads Logan Square Heads

    BELAIRS:
    The Bel-Aires were ran by this guy "Crazy Tom" president they hung on St.Louis and Armitage and the Cortland Stacies were one of the rivals, they hung in the hood of Moffat and Campbell.
    CORTLAND STACYS
    PREATORIANS
    ASHLAND VIKINGS:
    Late 1960's: Mostly Polish gang started to counter Black gangs on Taylor Street. Members of the Ashland Vikings wore cross tatoos on their wrists. The Ashland Vikings eventually became a Latino gang.
    MEDILL MADMEN

Coal Yard

Coal Yarders
    SAYRE SCHOOL BOYS
    SAYRE PARK BOYS
    KEELER AND IRVING PARTY PEOPLE
    LELAND AVE PARTY PEOPLE
    INSANE HOODS
    WILSON BOYS
    PARK 9ers
    WHITE KNIGHTS
    ROMAN SAINTS
    BYRON AND KOSTNER BOYS
    HELLS DEVILS

Stooge Brothers

The Stooge Brothers Party Crew Clubs of Chicago
    TOKERS
    GREENVIEW BOYS
    HEADS
    ARISTOCRATS:
    at Barry and Seminary.
    UNKNOWNS

Young Destroyers

Young Destroyers Bell Park
    MONKS
    BANKERS:
    The bankers were a bunch of Italian guys from North and Linder.
    MASONS
    a bunch of guys that hang at the church steps at Lemoyne and Mason. Most went to St. Petes, St Angelas and Young school. Most were good fighters, alot fought out the park at Hirsch and Laramie.
    C-NOTES
    SIMON CITY ROYALS
    INSANE POPES
    PALMER BOYS
    BLACKHAWK PARK ASSASSINS
    ROYAL CAPRIS
    TAYLOR STREET JOUSTERS
    ALMIGHTY GAYLORDS

Furies

Almighty Furies

    SAINTS
    DEFIANT ONES
    NOBLE KNIGHTS
    TWELFTH STREET PLAYERS

South Side Gangs

Racine Boys

Racine Boys 18th Street and Racine South side of Chicago
    CORNELL DUKES:
    Were a pretty large gang from the mid 60's to mid 70's. Their turf was 4700 South to 5100 South, and Ashland west to the Railroad tracks at 2200 west.
    MAD LADS:
    (very large, very active, and very short lived). The Mad Lads were predominantly white, and wore gray sweaters and berets.
    59TH STREET SUPREME RULERS
    KINGSMEN:
    they were from around 59th Street.
    NIGHTINGALES:
    (Midgets were LITTLE NIGHTINGALES) They hung by the grammer school on 52nd and Rockwell.
    BURGER KING BOYS:
    They hung at the Burger King that used to be on 55th east of Ashland.
    REBELS:
    47th Street and Ashland.
    63RD STREET IMPERIALS
    63rd STREET BEER CLUB
    V's:
    They hung around behind Gage Park High School.
    LOAFERS:
    Mostly Italian from 69th and Hermitage.
    DUKES OF HERMITAGE.
    Hung around Hermitage Park and 59th and Hermitage.
    SAWYER BOYS:
    They hung at Sawyer school at 53rd and Sawyer.
    WHIPPLE STREET BOYS
    ARTESIAN COBRAS:
    (a greaser gang who evolved from the 59 Street Supreme rulers, and most of whom were weightlifting fanatics)
    THE SETTLEMENT (1966-1968)
    NORTH SHORE GREASERS a.k.a PRATT AND SHERIDAN GREASE:
    Hung out in Rogers Park at Pratt and Sheridan. They were friendly with the Howard Street Greasers and the Thorndale Jagoffs. Two of their popular hangouts were the Crystal Cue and Howard and Paulina Billards.
    THE TURF
    THE PATCH
    BLACKTOP
    VIENNA BOYS

    Aces

    Aces Patch from the 1970's