4.Judnich’s was located at the far eastern edge of the old SoMa industrial district, a real workingman’s saloon. Customers included butchers from a nearby wholesale meat packing plant, workers from the big can manufacturing plant across the street, machinists, forklift drivers, laborers from the greater warehouse area, and a few cops and firemen. The bar had originally been owned through the 1950s by Walter Judnich, a pitcher for the old Pacific Coast Triple-A Club, the San Francisco Seals. And the inside walls of the saloon were lined with photos of Pacific Coast sports legends, including, of course, the three DiMaggio brothers and Lefty O’Doul. Missy Sullivan, the long-time bar owner after purchasing it from Judnich in 1960, gave fair shots at fair prices, let her regulars run a tab, and
