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Ric: March 1913: Calgary booming as a fight center

2022-05-18T00:26:40Z

March 1913: Calgary booming as a fight center

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	*'''1913-06-30''': All professional boxing is banned in Alberta as a direct result of the fatal fight between [[Arthur Pelkey]] and [[Luther McCarty]]. [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn91064011/1913-07-01/ed-1/seq-14/]; see also: [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn91064011/1913-06-24/ed-1/seq-14/]		*'''1913-06-30''': All professional boxing is banned in Alberta as a direct result of the fatal fight between [[Arthur Pelkey]] and [[Luther McCarty]]. [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn91064011/1913-07-01/ed-1/seq-14/]; see also: [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn91064011/1913-06-24/ed-1/seq-14/] [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn91064011/1913-03-04/ed-1/seq-13/]
	*'''1915-02-01''': Ten-round bouts are legalized in Vancouver, B.C. ''Everett Herald'' (Everett, WA, USA)		*'''1915-02-01''': Ten-round bouts are legalized in Vancouver, B.C. ''Everett Herald'' (Everett, WA, USA)
	*'''1915-March''': Montreal City Council legalizes boxing.		*'''1915-March''': Montreal City Council legalizes boxing.

Ric at 00:11, 15 May 2022

2022-05-15T00:11:12Z

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	*'''1913-06-30''': All professional boxing is banned in Alberta as a direct result of the fatal fight between [[Arthur Pelkey]] and [[Luther McCarty]]. [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn91064011/1913-07-01/ed-1/seq-14/]		*'''1913-06-30''': All professional boxing is banned in Alberta as a direct result of the fatal fight between [[Arthur Pelkey]] and [[Luther McCarty]]. [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn91064011/1913-07-01/ed-1/seq-14/]; see also: [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn91064011/1913-06-24/ed-1/seq-14/]
	*'''1915-02-01''': Ten-round bouts are legalized in Vancouver, B.C. ''Everett Herald'' (Everett, WA, USA)		*'''1915-02-01''': Ten-round bouts are legalized in Vancouver, B.C. ''Everett Herald'' (Everett, WA, USA)
	*'''1915-March''': Montreal City Council legalizes boxing.		*'''1915-March''': Montreal City Council legalizes boxing.

Ric at 00:05, 15 May 2022

2022-05-15T00:05:29Z

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	*'''1913-06-30''': All professional boxing is banned in Alberta as a direct result of the fatal fight between Arthur Pelkey and Luther McCarty. [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn91064011/1913-07-01/ed-1/seq-14/]		*'''1913-06-30''': All professional boxing is banned in Alberta as a direct result of the fatal fight between [[Arthur Pelkey]] and [[Luther McCarty]]. [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn91064011/1913-07-01/ed-1/seq-14/]
	*'''1915-02-01''': Ten-round bouts are legalized in Vancouver, B.C. ''Everett Herald'' (Everett, WA, USA)		*'''1915-02-01''': Ten-round bouts are legalized in Vancouver, B.C. ''Everett Herald'' (Everett, WA, USA)
	*'''1915-March''': Montreal City Council legalizes boxing.		*'''1915-March''': Montreal City Council legalizes boxing.

Ric: June 1913: Alberta bans pro boxing; NBA recognizes Canada in 1922

2022-05-14T23:38:19Z

June 1913: Alberta bans pro boxing; NBA recognizes Canada in 1922

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			*'''1913-06-30''': All professional boxing is banned in Alberta as a direct result of the fatal fight between Arthur Pelkey and Luther McCarty. [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn91064011/1913-07-01/ed-1/seq-14/]
	*'''1915-02-01''': Ten-round bouts are legalized in Vancouver, B.C. ''Everett Herald'' (Everett, WA, USA)		*'''1915-02-01''': Ten-round bouts are legalized in Vancouver, B.C. ''Everett Herald'' (Everett, WA, USA)
	*'''1915-March''': Montreal City Council legalizes boxing.		*'''1915-March''': Montreal City Council legalizes boxing.
			*'''1922-01-19''': At its first annual convention, in New Orleans, LA, the [[National Boxing Association]], among many other things, recognizes Canada as an "allied body." Jan. 20 ''Indianapolis Times'' [https://newspapers.library.in.gov/?a=d&d=IPT19220120&e=------192-en-20--21--txt-txIN-boxing------]
	*'''1922-04-07''': The newly-appointed [[Montreal Athletic Commission]], Quebec, conducts its very first meeting, and adopts regulations--modeled after New York's [[Walker Law]]--governing amateur and professional boxing and wrestling in the city.		*'''1922-04-07''': The newly-appointed [[Montreal Athletic Commission]], Quebec, conducts its very first meeting, and adopts regulations--modeled after New York's [[Walker Law]]--governing amateur and professional boxing and wrestling in the city.
	*'''1928''': The Canadian Boxing Federation requires a boxer to be a Canadian citizen and have resided in the country at least six months prior to any Canadian title bout. (This rule may have been in effect long before 1928.) Oct. 24 ''Toronto Globe''		*'''1928''': The [[Canadian Boxing Federation]] requires a boxer to be a Canadian citizen and have resided in the country at least six months prior to any Canadian title bout. (This rule may have been in effect long before 1928.) Oct. 24 ''Toronto Globe''
	*'''1933''': Vancouver, British Columbia, hasn't had much professional boxing in the past two years. Sept. 22 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (Bremerton, WA, USA)		*'''1933''': Vancouver, British Columbia, hasn't had much professional boxing in the past two years. Sept. 22 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (Bremerton, WA, USA)
	*'''1948-04-24''': Chairman [[Frank Hogan]] announces that the Canadian Boxing Federation will force boxers fighting under its jurisdiction to carry "foolproof" identification cards (consisting of name, photo, and fingerprints) to "meet current complaints of amateurs fighting under false names on professional cards."		*'''1948-04-24''': Chairman [[Frank Hogan]] announces that the Canadian Boxing Federation will force boxers fighting under its jurisdiction to carry "foolproof" identification cards (consisting of name, photo, and fingerprints) to "meet current complaints of amateurs fighting under false names on professional cards."

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Ric at 02:56, 23 July 2015

2015-07-23T02:56:20Z

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			*'''1915-02-01''': Ten-round bouts are legalized in Vancouver, B.C. ''Everett Herald'' (Everett, WA, USA)
	*'''1915-March''': Montreal City Council legalizes boxing.		*'''1915-March''': Montreal City Council legalizes boxing.
	*'''1922-04-07''': The newly-appointed [[Montreal Athletic Commission]], Quebec, conducts its very first meeting, and adopts regulations--modeled after New York's [[Walker Law]]--governing amateur and professional boxing and wrestling in the city.		*'''1922-04-07''': The newly-appointed [[Montreal Athletic Commission]], Quebec, conducts its very first meeting, and adopts regulations--modeled after New York's [[Walker Law]]--governing amateur and professional boxing and wrestling in the city.

Ric: 1948 ID cards

2008-06-28T17:21:03Z

1948 ID cards

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	*'''1928''': The Canadian Boxing Federation requires a boxer to be a Canadian citizen and have resided in the country at least six months prior to any Canadian title bout. (This rule may have been in effect long before 1928.) Oct. 24 ''Toronto Globe''		*'''1928''': The Canadian Boxing Federation requires a boxer to be a Canadian citizen and have resided in the country at least six months prior to any Canadian title bout. (This rule may have been in effect long before 1928.) Oct. 24 ''Toronto Globe''
	*'''1933''': Vancouver, British Columbia, hasn't had much professional boxing in the past two years. Sept. 22 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (Bremerton, WA, USA)		*'''1933''': Vancouver, British Columbia, hasn't had much professional boxing in the past two years. Sept. 22 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (Bremerton, WA, USA)
			*'''1948-04-24''': Chairman [[Frank Hogan]] announces that the Canadian Boxing Federation will force boxers fighting under its jurisdiction to carry "foolproof" identification cards (consisting of name, photo, and fingerprints) to "meet current complaints of amateurs fighting under false names on professional cards."

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Ric: CBF rule re: title bouts

2006-08-14T23:40:27Z

CBF rule re: title bouts

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	*'''1915-March''': Montreal City Council legalizes boxing.		*'''1915-March''': Montreal City Council legalizes boxing.
	*'''1922-04-07''': The newly-appointed [[Montreal Athletic Commission]], Quebec, conducts its very first meeting, and adopts regulations--modeled after New York's [[Walker Law]]--governing amateur and professional boxing and wrestling in the city.		*'''1922-04-07''': The newly-appointed [[Montreal Athletic Commission]], Quebec, conducts its very first meeting, and adopts regulations--modeled after New York's [[Walker Law]]--governing amateur and professional boxing and wrestling in the city.
			*'''1928''': The Canadian Boxing Federation requires a boxer to be a Canadian citizen and have resided in the country at least six months prior to any Canadian title bout. (This rule may have been in effect long before 1928.) Oct. 24 ''Toronto Globe''
	*'''1933''': Vancouver, British Columbia, hasn't had much professional boxing in the past two years. Sept. 22 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (Bremerton, WA, USA)		*'''1933''': Vancouver, British Columbia, hasn't had much professional boxing in the past two years. Sept. 22 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (Bremerton, WA, USA)

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Ric: flag image inserted

2006-02-12T18:01:54Z

flag image inserted

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	== History of Boxing Legislation, Rules & Regulations ==		== History of Canadian Boxing Legislation, Rules & Regulations ==
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Ric: 1915 entry

2005-08-02T06:30:51Z

1915 entry

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			*'''1915-March''': Montreal City Council legalizes boxing.
	*'''1922-04-07''': The newly-appointed [[Montreal Athletic Commission]], Quebec, conducts its very first meeting, and adopts regulations--modeled after New York's [[Walker Law]]--governing amateur and professional boxing and wrestling in the city.		*'''1922-04-07''': The newly-appointed [[Montreal Athletic Commission]], Quebec, conducts its very first meeting, and adopts regulations--modeled after New York's [[Walker Law]]--governing amateur and professional boxing and wrestling in the city.
	*'''1933''': Vancouver, British Columbia, hasn't had much professional boxing in the past two years. Sept. 22 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (Bremerton, WA, USA)		*'''1933''': Vancouver, British Columbia, hasn't had much professional boxing in the past two years. Sept. 22 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (Bremerton, WA, USA)

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Ric: added 1933 blurb

2005-03-28T06:28:35Z

added 1933 blurb

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	'''1922-04-07''': The newly-appointed [[Montreal Athletic Commission]], Quebec, conducts its very first meeting, and adopts regulations--modeled after New York's [[Walker Law]]--governing amateur and professional boxing and wrestling in the city.		*'''1922-04-07''': The newly-appointed [[Montreal Athletic Commission]], Quebec, conducts its very first meeting, and adopts regulations--modeled after New York's [[Walker Law]]--governing amateur and professional boxing and wrestling in the city.
			*'''1933''': Vancouver, British Columbia, hasn't had much professional boxing in the past two years. Sept. 22 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (Bremerton, WA, USA)

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