Alexander Cooke was the son of John and Sophie (Luczai) Szakacs, immigrants from Hungary.
Alexander Szakacs legally changed his surname to Cooke. In the Hungarian language Szakacs means cook or chef.
Al loved baseball and played minor league for a team in Chicago for several years during the 1930s.
Al married first Rita Boudreaux from New Orleans, LA.
Al married second Darlene Viola Gulbui known as 'Lucky'.
Al and Lucky enjoyed following the horse racing circuit and did so for many years.
Alexander Szakacs legally changed his surname to Cooke. In the Hungarian language Szakacs means cook or chef.
Al loved baseball and played minor league for a team in Chicago for several years during the 1930s.
Al married first Rita Boudreaux from New Orleans, LA.
Al married second Darlene Viola Gulbui known as 'Lucky'.
Al and Lucky enjoyed following the horse racing circuit and did so for many years.
Alexander Cooke was the son of John and Sophie (Luczai) Szakacs, immigrants from Hungary.
Alexander Szakacs legally changed his surname to Cooke. In the Hungarian language Szakacs means cook or chef.
Al loved baseball and played minor league for a team in Chicago for several years during the 1930s.
Al married first Rita Boudreaux from New Orleans, LA.
Al married second Darlene Viola Gulbui known as 'Lucky'.
Al and Lucky enjoyed following the horse racing circuit and did so for many years.
Alexander Szakacs legally changed his surname to Cooke. In the Hungarian language Szakacs means cook or chef.
Al loved baseball and played minor league for a team in Chicago for several years during the 1930s.
Al married first Rita Boudreaux from New Orleans, LA.
Al married second Darlene Viola Gulbui known as 'Lucky'.
Al and Lucky enjoyed following the horse racing circuit and did so for many years.
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