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Max Surkont
Matthew Constantine Surkont (June 16, 1922 – October 8, 1986) was an American professional baseball pitcher who played from through in the Major Leagues. He would play for the Chicago White Sox, Boston Braves, Milwaukee Braves, Pittsburgh Pirates, St. Louis Cardinals, and New York Giants. The nickname ''Max'' was given to him by his childhood friends.〔''Baseball Register'', 1956, C.C Spink & Son, pg. 232.〕 ==Minor league pitcher==
A native of Central Falls, Rhode Island, the right-handed Surkont was in the St. Louis Cardinals organization as a major league prospect. He was highly touted in 1942, prior to injuring his arm during spring training. This impeded his advancement throughout the season, as the injury was of a lingering kind.〔''High-flying birds: the 1942 St. Louis Cardinals'', Jerome M. Mileur, University of Missouri Press, 2009, pg. 134.〕 Surkont was sold to the Braves before being returned to the Cardinals after manager Billy Southworth passed on him. He was again shipped to the Rochester Red Wings, where he remained until 1949. Then the Chicago White Sox risked the draft price on Surkont. The team was struggling at the time to emerge from the second division of the American League standings.〔''Baseball Digest'', August 1951, pg. 69.〕
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