IF CHAMPION LOFT 2014 OLD Bird Awards
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IF CHAMPION LOFT 2014 OLD Bird Awards
I.F. CHAMPION LOFT 2014 OLD Bird Awards Name / Loft Club/Combine SkyTalk 2015 Points 5-25 Lofts John Glemser/Glemser Loft Robert Pascone/Presto Robert Sterner/Sterners Loft Khalid Yahya Zkubal-Zak Lou Palinkas Jonathan Spodnick/Lordship Loft Roy Ritter South Jersey Club Perth Amboy RPC Turbotville Area Racing Club Lansing Homing Pigeon Club Long Island Combine Mingo West Valley Racing Pigeon Club Mingo West .9770 .9749 .9741 .9740 .9688 .9668 .9626 .9313 26-75 Lofts Robert Bankard Dave Urnek/Dr. Dave Kevin & Tim Williams/Never Happen & Tim Roy Ritter Lou Palinkas United Pigeon Combine Greater Boston Concourse Greater Boston Concourse Suburban Combine Suburban Combine .9845 .9809 .9735 .9527 .9353 151-300 Lofts Joao Ricoca Augusto Barbosa Michael Mantagas/Brothers Loft Michael Mantagas/Brothers Loft Central Jersey Combine Central Jersey Combine Central Jersey Combine (GE Club) Central Jersey Combine (OLC Club) .9906 .9846 .9796 .9655 Old Bird Champion Loft Results Compiled and Submitted by: Walter Cichon Official I.F. 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CHAMPION LOFT 2014 YOUNG Bird Awards Name / Loft Club/Combine SkyTalk 2015 Points 5-25 Lofts Bill Larkin Jack Marziliano/Diamond/M&J Frank Taranto Sr. & Jr. Mike Bamrick Joe Jones Robert Sterner Frank Taranto Sr. & Jr. Walter Cichon/Walter Cichon & Son Wiktor Gontowicz Islip HPC Northern Long Island Club West Side Homing Club Queen City Pigeon Club Hanover Homing Pigeon Club Turbotville Area Racing Club Paterson Homing Club Lindenhurst HPC Viola Club .9746 .9708 .9669 .9625 .9620 .9611 .9581 .9567 .9214 26-75 Lofts Joe Jones United Pigeon Combine .9591 75-150 Lofts Bill Larkin Jack Marziliano/Diamond/M&J Walter Cichon/Walter Cichon & Son Long Island Combine Long Island Combine Long Island Combine .9671 .9594 .9215 151-300 Lofts Tim Kasharian/Shiloh Loft John A. Kasharian/J Kash Roofing John C. Kasharian/Kash’s Farm Al Kasharian/Whitehall Loft Central Jersey Combine Central Jersey Combine Central Jersey Combine Central Jersey Combine .9669 .9635 .9622 .9620 Young Bird Champion Loft Results Compiled and Submitted by: Walter Cichon The Members have asked, and we are delivering... HHHHHHH – Coming this Spring – A New Look and More Information on Our Site. www.IFPigeon.com SkyTalk 2015 — 27 SkyTalk 2015 Pos 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. I.F. HALL OF FAME 2014 OLD Bird Awards Band Number IF 12 EPR 1967 IF 11 LM 1532 IF 13 PA 1915 IF 13 BUFFALO 210 AU 11 ARPU 24972 IF 12 MH 2911 IF 09 TAR 8744 IF 12 TAR 2042 AU 12 ARPU 74638 AU 13 BIG5 181 AU 13 BIG5 218 IF 13 PAOF 3324 IF 12 VIOC 2420 IF 13 VIOC 497 AU 12 HRPC 1162 IF 12 VIOC 2404 AU 13 HRPC 1168 AU 12 BLESS 190 AU 13 HRPC 1200 AU 13 BLESS 171 AU 12 HRPC 1300 IF 12 GEF 100 IF 12 PA 7410 IF 11 NHF 2488 IF 13 GE 1059 IF 10 VIO 2733 IF 12 VIO 1662 IF 13 PA 1915 IF 13 PA 749 IF 13 PA 757 IF 10 VIO 2710 IF 13 GE 1079 IF 11 VIO 2262 IF 13 PA 712 IF 12 PA 7429 IF 13 GE 1091 IF 13 PA 756 Name Points 5-25 Lofts John Hoffman/Twin Loft - Baltimore, MD Khalid H. Yahya - Dewitt, MI Robert Reidy - Rumson, NJ Thomas A. Kowalczyk - West Seneca, NY John Glemser - Blenhiem, NJ Roy Ritter - New Tripoli, PA Robert Sterner - Sunbury, PA Robert Sterner - Sunbury, PA 26-75 Lofts Reinaldo Rodriguez/Twin Loft - Hialeah, FL Reinaldo Rodriguez/Twin Loft - Hialeah, FL Reinaldo Rodriguez/Twin Loft - Hialeah, FL Zenon Skubal - Zak - Brooklyn, NY Zenon Skubal - Zak - Brooklyn, NY Zenon Skubal - Zak - Brooklyn, NY Reinaldo Rodriguez/Twin Loft - Hialeah, FL Zenon Skubal - Zak - Brooklyn, NY Reinaldo Rodriguez/Twin Loft - Hialeah, FL Reinaldo Rodriguez/Twin Loft - Hialeah, FL Reinaldo Rodriguez/Twin Loft - Hialeah, FL Reinaldo Rodriguez/Twin Loft - Hialeah, FL Reinaldo Rodriguez/Twin Loft - Hialeah, FL 151-300 Lofts Augusto Barbosa - Linden, NJ Michael Mantagas/Brothers Loft - Colonia, NJ Joao Ricoca - Rosele, NJ Michael Mantagas/Brothers Loft - Colonia, NJ Michael Mantagas/Brothers Loft - Colonia, NJ Michael Mantagas/Brothers Loft - Colonia, NJ Robert Reidy - Rumson, NJ Michael Mantagas/Brothers Loft - Colonia, NJ Michael Mantagas/Brothers Loft - Colonia, NJ Michael Mantagas/Brothers Loft - Colonia, NJ Michael Mantagas/Brothers Loft - Colonia, NJ Michael Mantagas/Brothers Loft - Colonia, NJ Michael Mantagas/Brothers Loft - Colonia, NJ Michael Mantagas/Brothers Loft - Colonia, NJ Michael Mantagas/Brothers Loft - Colonia, NJ Michael Mantagas/Brothers Loft - Colonia, NJ 2014 Old Bird Awards Compiled and Submitted by: Walter Cichon 191.94 187.42 174.34 172.66 166.44 162.15 160.00 156.23 322.63 307.49 300.97 299.78 296.27 293.19 280.46 276.75 251.52 241.83 181.55 172.72 134.34 600.92 565.93 535.24 521.30 475.69 439.68 428.60 399.49 366.66 329.27 326.58 307.89 304.65 253.19 215.90 211.52 SkyTalk 2015 Pos I.F. HALL OF FAME 2014 YOUNG Bird Awards Band Number Name Points 5-25 Lofts 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. IF 14 LIN 947 IF 14 SLI 375 IF 14 LIN 904 IF 14 LCM 2024 IF 14 LIN 954 IF 14 LBRA 1060 AU 14 VITA KING 5657 AU 14 WVB 2244 IF 14 TAR 4944 Bill Larkin - Oakdale, NY Jack Marziliano/Diamond/M&J - Holbrook, NY Bill Larkin - Oakdale, NY Al Kasharian/Whitehall Loft - Andover, NJ Bill Larkin - Oakdale, NY Walter Cichon/Walter Cichon & Son - West Islip, NY Robbie J. Whaley/Do Drop In Loft - Marshville, NC Tom San Antonio/Alamo Loft - Fairmont, WV Robert Sterner - Sunbury, PA 183.33 176.96 174.64 171.87 166.02 163.92 163.55 161.74 155.54 26-75 Lofts 1. 2. 3. IF 14 NHF 1507 IF 14 NHF 1513 IF 14 BQC 212 Al Kasharian/Whitehall Loft - Andover, NJ Al Kasharian/Whitehall Loft - Andover, NJ Wiktor Gontowicz/Wiktor Loft - Brooklyn, NY 277.53 248.12 91.04 75-150 Lofts 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. IF 14 NHF 1503 IF 14 LIN 904 IF 14 SVN 907 IF 14 NHF 1514 IF 14 LBRA 1060 Al Kasharian/Whitehall Loft - Andover, NJ Bill Larkin - Oakdale, NY Al Kasharian/Whitehall Loft - Andover, NJ Al Kasharian/Whitehall Loft - Andover, NJ Walter Cichon/Walter Cichon & Son - West Islip, NY 420.69 378.09 367.03 308.14 250.17 151-300 Lofts 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. IF 14 NHF 1587 IF 14 LCM 2057 IF 14 SCO 218 IF 14 LCM 2024 IF 14 NHCF 440 IF 14 NHF 1592 IF 14 NHF 1535 IF 14 NWJ 1355 IF 14 LCM 2044 IF 14 LCM 2028 IF 14 NHCF 434 IF 14 SCO 204 IF 14 POLI 20 IF 14 NWJ 423 IF 14 SCO 202 IF 14 MN 970 John A. Kasharian/ J Kash Roofing - Hackettstown, NJ John A. Kasharian/ J Kash Roofing - Hackettstown, NJ Tim Kasharian/Shiloh Loft - Blairstown, NJ Al Kasharian/Whitehall Loft - Andover, NJ John C. Kasharian/Kash’s Farm - Hackettstown, NJ John A. Kasharian/ J Kash Roofing - Hackettstown, NJ Tim Kasharian/Shiloh Loft - Blairstown, NJ Al Kasharian/Whitehall Loft - Andover, NJ John C. Kasharian/Kash’s Farm - Hackettstown, NJ Al Kasharian/Whitehall Loft - Andover, NJ John C. Kasharian/Kash’s Farm - Hackettstown, NJ John C. Kasharian/Kash’s Farm - Hackettstown, NJ John A. Kasharian/ J Kash Roofing - Hackettstown, NJ Tim Kasharian/Shiloh Loft - Blairstown, NJ John C. Kasharian/Kash’s Farm - Hackettstown, NJ Diane Kasharian/Hope View - Blairstown, NJ 2014 Young Bird Awards Compiled and Submitted by: Walter Cichon 535.66 531.38 525.65 514.77 489.73 466.89 450.48 408.59 404.14 401.32 399.50 397.08 389.25 326.66 311.35 254.53 SkyTalk 2015 I.F. SPEED RECORDS Young & Old Birds 2014 2014 IF SPEED RECORDS (as of 12/1/14) Distance Speed-YPM City Date Flyer 9/05/10 10/17/10 10/17/10 11/5/04 10/29/06 11/10/12 11/8/03 Lou Palinkas Tony Schlacter Hans Steiner Steve Jenkins Richard D’Antonio Tony Smith Thomas Baldwin Jr. YOUNG BIRDS 50-100 100-150 150-200 200-250 250-300 300-350 350-400 400-450 450-500 550-Plus 1664.910 1729.853 1802.597 2040.403 2395.390 2201.809 1749.117 No Entry No Entry No Entry Bethlehem, Pa New Tripoli, Pa Port Murray, NJ Norfolk, Virginia Staten Island Sand Springs, Ok Richlands, NC OLD BIRDS 50-100 100-150 150-200 200-250 250-300 300-350 350-400 400-450 450-500 500-550 550-600 600-650 650-700 700-750 750-800 800-850 850-900 900-950 950-1000 1050-1100 -Plus 2030.946 2240.052 2156.414 2142.249 2385.126 1864.522 2117.554 2121.359 1894.234 1941.378 1504.980 1746.491 972.679 No Entry No Entry No Entry No Entry No Entry No Entry No Entry No Entry Clinton, MO Mocksville, NC Kimberly, ID Martinsville, VA Bay Shore, NY Swansea, Ma. Emmaus, Pa.. Oklahoma City, OK Leland, NC Sand Springs, Ok Landenberg, Pa Sand Springs, OK Leland, NC 5/8/04 3/29/09 4/12/03 3/28/09 5/08/10 5/22/06 6/2/12 4/27/02 4/24/05 5/25/10 6/20/09 6/12/10 5/8/11 Harold Baugh Warren Werbeck Rick Post Renee Kennedy Joe McAllister. John Doyle Roy Ritter Burt Steward Richard Clark Tony Smith Tom Swan Tony Smith Richard Clark Speed Records Results Compiled and Submitted by: Beverly Gottlieb TO BE INCLUDED IN THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF AMERICAN HOMING PIGEON FANCIERS, INC. SPEED RECORDS — YOU MUST BE A MEMBER AND SUBMIT IN WRITING THE SPEED, ALONG WITH VERIFICATION, TO THE SPEED RECORDS CHAIRMAN. SPEED RECORDS FORMS ARE ON THE IF WEBSITE. *NOTE AS OF December 1, 2014 (Dead Line-Post Mark date) All records to date! SkyTalk 2015 Reg# 1999-001 1999-002 1999-003 1999-004 1999-005 1999-006 1999-007 1999-008 2001-001 2002-001 2002-002 2003-002 2003-003 2004-001 2005-001 2005-002 2006-001 2006-002 2006-003 2006-004 2006-005 2007-001 2007-002 2007-003 2008-001 2008-002 2008-003 2008-004 2008-005 2009-001 2009-002 2009-003 2009-004 2010-001 2010-002 2010-003 2010-004 2010-005 2010-006 2010-007 Registered Champions Results 1999–2014 Band# IF 97NHF3310 IF 95SMR0787 IF 92 RPC0658 AU 93FVC6330 AU 88SAV946 IF 97SCHE2509 AU 96TFCF1077 AU 97TFCF0968 IF 2000GIC886 IF 00GIC194 IF 94NWJ923 IF 003026 IF 03COPC127 IF 00HRP1081 IF 02MRPC2413 IF 98RPR113 AU 00GNCC0242 IF 02DRP104 IF LKY 858 IF 02ACA556 IF 02DIL045 I.F.-01-WBC-1070 I.F. -05-PAF-5538 AU-02-AMR-2191 AU-07-TL-20 IF-07-Purgrain 1280 IF-04-ECC-1723 AU-06-GHC-1251 IF-04-CCC-1796 AU-06-RI-6661 IF-06-Scholar-1606 IF-06-Scholar-100 IF-06-ACC-6143 AU-06-TOR-6070 AU-07-TOR-7003 IF-07-I-17520 IF-06-CCC-2079 IF-06-JMP-1518 IF-06-WTCM-1994 IF-03-CCC-1580 CLR/Sex BC/C B.Pen/C BB/C BC/C BB/H BB/H BB/H BB/C BB/H BC/H BB/H BB/C BC/H DC/H BB/H BWF/C BB/H BB/C BB/C BB/H BC/C BC/C BB/H BB/H BC/C DC/C BB/C BB/C BB/C BB/C DCWF/C BB/C BB/C BB/C Name Hooker The Terror Savannah #2509 #1077 #0968 Blue Supreme Perfect Lady Home Alone Jack Skydancer Andiamo SUPER 20 Miss Consistent Blue Ridge Blue Zoltan #100 Cash Dollar Orgasm Lamariposa Gtodziua Alfred Hercules Tarbaby Owner Lou Bernadone Al Smith John Stauffer John Stauffer Ron & Bev Liszcz David Reynaldo Mike Bennetch Mike Bennetch Jose & Reinaldo Alex Cornella Laura J. Famularo Tom Baldwin Steve Jenkins Everett & Renee Kennedy George Kriegbaaum Patrick Motley Patrick Motley Simeon Parker Harvey R. Moore Marshall Davis George Kriegbaum Mike Romano Wesley Prelewicz R.Rodriguez Art Jenkins Patrick Motley Allan Frampton Robert Bankard Bob Kell Paul Walsh Paul Walsh Paul Walsh Ray Torres Ray Torres Bernie Gutowski Robert Bankard Mike Mantagas Ray Torres Robert Bankard SkyTalk 2015 Registered Champions Results 1999-2014 (Continued) Reg# Band# CLR/Sex 2012-001 2012-002 2012-003 2013-001 2013-002 2013-003 2013-004 2013-005 2014-001 2014-002 2014-003 2014-004 IF 08-CCC-2464 IF-09-TAR- 8775 IF-10-SOJ-4276 AU-10-BLG-41 IF-JMP-05-1705 AU-04-PigeonBid-0184 IF-11-WTCM-1752 IF-09-TAR-8726 IF-10-VIOC-2710 IF-12-PA-7410 IF-09-TAR-8744 IF-11-CM-1532 BB/C BB/H BB/C BB/H BB/C BC/C BBWF/H DCWF/H BB/C BB/H RC/H RC/C Name Misty Blue Johnny Boy #1705 #0184 Jewel Little One Mickey Gloria Little Miss Annie Red Magic Owner Robert Bankard Robert Sterner John Glemser Simeon Parker Mike Mantaga Mike Mantaga John Minnuie Robert Sterner Mike Mantaga Mike Mantaga Robert Sterner Khalid Yahya Results Compiled and Submitted by: James Walker l MATTHEW REILLY l It is with deep regret that I inform the pigeon world of the passing of Matt Reilly on June 3, 2014 after battling several health issues in the last several months. Matt was born in 1938 and made his living as a surveyor for a construction company until his retirement. He flew pigeons in Elmont, L.I. NY under the “Elmont Loft” banner for well over 50 years. Matt was a tremendous pigeon flier, having won more club, combine, futurity and derby races then probably most anyone in the NY area, but he also served the sport of pigeon flying, he was always willing to get involved whenever there was a need. He was the best liberator that the Long Island combine ever had for a very, very long time, always liberated with the best interest of the birds. Matt always fought for what would be best for the pigeons. He would get into heated arguments at meetings over pigeon issues but never made it personal. You never had to wonder how he felt about an issue that was discussed because he never was afraid to speak his mind, and generally it was always for the best, that will be sorrowfully missed. Not only was he involved locally, he also was involved nationally, as he was the IF President from 1989 to 1995 and has since been an IF Trustee until the time of his passing. Matt enjoyed attending all pigeon functions, always attending every IF Convention year after year with his wife Alice and will be missed tremendously as no convention was complete unless Matt was seen sitting chatting with a group of friends from various parts of the country. He also supported every local auction that was held in the NY area buying pigeons he didn’t need. To Alice, his children and grand children, the members of the East Meadow H.P.C. extend their deepest condolences. Matt will be greatly missed by all. Personally, I will forever miss my very special friend and training partner. May you rest in peace Matt. Richard Smith, President EMC & IF SkyTalk 2015 — 29 SkyTalk 2015 HHHHHHH 2014 I.F. SCHOLARSHIP 1ST PLACE $1,000 WINNER Andrew Thomas Browsky Deerfield, MA Grade 12 - Frontier Regional High School IF Member: Myself, as well as my grandfather Thomas (Tim) Tessier, Leader of Northwest Junior Flyers. Generations of Flight My grandfather and I have always been as close from the time I was a little kid. He’s the type of guy who gets along with just about everybody and will always leave you with a smile on your face. He has not only been MY role model, but that to many kids and adults as the leader and founder of Northwest Junior Flyers Pigeon Club. From a young age he has always brought my brother and I to his Friday night gatherings at the local snowmobile club where the club meets, whether it being meetings or the auctions. In the early stages of flight I got enrolled in his club officially as well as the International Federation of American Homing Pigeons. My Grandfather has helped me to evolve assimilate into the ways of a pigeon member and I now have many birds myself who fly one hundred to five hundred miles. Never could have I even dreamt of a better mentor and friend to help me fly and succeed. Not only do I race homing pigeons I also race motocross, which is a high intensity sport built on focus and stamina. Every racer knows the adrenaline rush they feel is what keeps them coming back every weekend. I carry that same feeling in a different way over to racing homing pigeons. Some of the best memories of my life have been the sleepless nights of shipping the birds and that fast heart beat in bed when your mind will not settle. To go along with that feeling is the pride and confidence you have that your birds can win this race. The second I see them circling to finally touch down on the coup with a few quick calls, it’s like I just crossed the finish line in my race. Unaware with how their times matched up yet, a spike of adrenaline alike the one I often feel on my dirt bike fills my heart. My grandfather is one of many great people I have taken the journey of racing with. The people associated with our club are all amazing, kind-hearted folks who would give you the shirt off their back. Growing up with people like this has taught me to have a mature look on life. I feel this way because they have taught me to focus more of my energy on things that matter like school work, working hard to make a dollar and enjoying the finer things like racing with these incredible birds few know of. I am proud of the young adult I have become and writing this paper makes me reflect heavily on the great experiences I have been through, people I have met, and the feelings I have poured into the sport throughout my years. I always hope to be a part of the great community involved in homing pigeons especially my second family in the Northwest Junior Flyers. My grandfather brought me into something that, as a young kid thought was a cool opportunity to pet soft, pretty colored birds, but 14 years later, something has shaped my view on having fun. It has brought me life lessons, trials, tribulations, and absolute delight. Most of all it has brought me quality time with the grandfather I love, while sharing a common passion. 78– SkyTalk 2015 2014 I.F. SCHOLARSHIP 2ND PLACE $500 WINNER SkyTalk 2015 HHHHHHH Molly Gallagher Weymouth, MA Sophomore - University of Massachusetts Amherst IF Member: John Gallagher (Father) Braintree Pigeon Club What Homing Pigeons Mean to Me I remember sitting at my kitchen table just a few years ago trying to decide on my topic for the eighth grade science fair. Plants and erupting volcanoes were pretty cool, but nothing was interesting enough to capture the eyes of the judges. After a few hours of frustration and indecisiveness, I decided a volcano would be, well, “good enough.” It wasn’t until my dad came home that I decided a volcano was too boring, but homing pigeons were a subject of interest. Nobody seems to know what they really are capable of. It amazes me how smart these birds are. The fact they can be shipped hundreds of miles away and return without hesitation is a skill in itself. I cannot believe I had not previously thought of this subject before, especially since they’ve taken up a permanent residence in my backyard. All my life I’ve grown up around homing pigeons and the craziness that goes along with them. See, my greatgrandfather raced birds his entire life and even though I never got to know him, my mom would always tell me about him and how she never thought it was odd my dad raced birds because it almsot seems like a family tradition. Yes, that’s right, my dad also races homing pigeons. You could say I’m an expert, but that’s not the case. I do, indeed know how to take care of them; I know when they eat, they bathe, how long they are let out for when it’s nice out, and how far their training toss was that Saturday afternoon. It’s easy to understand the daily routine of these birds, but it is amazing how much they have actually taught me. “I’m going to feed the birds,” Dad would call in every night at five-thirty to my brother and I. It has always seemed so simple and meaningless to us since we’ve heard it every night since we were babies, but taking a step back and looking at the responsibility and commitment he has for these birds is far from simple. As I’ve grown up I have come to know that every morning and every night I could find my dad in the pigeon coup down the street feeding the birds. Sometimes my brother and I would walk down to visit or watch the pigeons fly around and around and around as the sun began to fade in the distance. It was mesmerizing as watching their once large, wide circles kiminish into smaller and small circles waiting for Dad to give them the “heads up” it was time to head in to eat. These birds were like is other kids, and he took care of them just as well as he took care of my brother and I. These birds have taken up a lot of time and effort, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. It’s a hobby my dad enjoys and takes pride in and we support him in every way possible. As kids, he always tried to get me into the pigeon tosses and training—he even gave me my own bird. His name was Lucky, and he sure was a lucky one; he won training tosses and had the best times for months. When he was gone it was as if a family member had passed away; I was heartbroken and my dad was beside himself as well. That was my first experience realizing how much these birds meant to me and my family—they’re like family members. I have seen the best and the worst of homing pigeon racing over the past nineteen years of my life. Lost races and lost birds have been some of the worst, but more good has come from these group of homing pigeons than bad. They have brought joy and responsibility to my family throughout the years and, look, they even helped me get a winning science fair project. SkyTalk 2015 — 79