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Pennsylvania State Chess Federation : ウィキペディア英語版
Pennsylvania State Chess Federation
The Pennsylvania State Chess Federation (PSCF) is the official Pennsylvania affiliate of the United States Chess Federation (USCF).
PSCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. PSCF sponsors about 20 annual state championship events, held throughout the state. The Pennsylvania State Championship rotates between the eastern, central and western regions of the state each year. PSCF publishes a quarterly newsletter, ''The Pennswoodpusher''.
PSCF was founded in 1939, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania under the leadership of William M. Byland. PSCF affiliated immediately with USCF, which was founded the same year, and has been the official state affiliate for Pennsylvania ever since.
In 1943, the PSCF State Championship was the first championship event in USCF history to be paired with the Swiss system. The chief director of that event was George Koltanowski.
Currently the highest-ranking member is Grandmaster Alexander Shabalov. The state has two Grandmasters - Shabalov, and Bryan G. Smith.
The current PSCF president is Tom M. Martinak.





==External links==

* (Pennsylvania State Chess Federation ) (official)
* (PSCF Facebook site ) (official)

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