Hal Peck
Baseball
In 1937, Peck\'s father-in-law arranged for a tryout with the Milwaukee Brewers of the American Association. The Brewers signed Peck, and sent him to play for the Hopkinsville Hoppers of the Kentucky–Illinois–Tennessee League in 1938 and the Bloomington Bloomers of the Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League in 1939. He then joined Milwaukee for the 1940 season, and became recognized as a top prospect by Major League Baseball teams. Bill Veeck, the owner of the Brewers, identified Peck as his favorite player.\n', '
The Brewers attempted to sell Peck to the Chicago White Sox in 1942. Peck lost two toes from his left foot that year due to a shooting accident, when attempting to shoot rats on his farm, which ended the White Sox attempt to purchase Peck. The Brooklyn Dodgers gave Peck a brief trial in 1943, but he missed the majority of the season recovering from his foot injury. The Chicago Cubs clai…
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