The Living Legends Football Luncheon with Hall of Famer Bob St. Clair takes place Friday at Fior D'Italia at 2237 Mason Street in San Francisco. Several former players are scheduled to attend, including John Henry Johnson, John Brodie, Billy Kilmer, Dave Kopay, Jerry Mertens, Hugh McElhenny, Charlie Krueger and Dave Wilcox. The cost is $75 a person; those interested should contact the North Beach Chamber of Commerce at (415) 989-2220 or log on to sfnorthbeach.org.
The Living Legends Football Luncheon
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