Four-Round Era - Revision history

Ric at 03:24, 31 May 2020

2020-05-31T03:24:48Z

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	The first show consisting of more than four rounds that ended the four-round era was conducted [[Show:250055\|January 2, 1925]].		The first show consisting of more than four rounds that ended the four-round era was conducted [[Show:250055\|January 2, 1925]].

			See also, [[USA: California Laws]]

	[[Category:California Boxing History\|Four-Round Era]]		[[Category:California Boxing History\|Four-Round Era]]

Ric: not seeing the "Fightless Period" I read about earlier

2013-08-15T00:16:54Z

not seeing the "Fightless Period" I read about earlier

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	The state-wide [[Four-Round Era]] originated November 1914, when voters of California, USA, approved a statutory amendment limiting bouts to a maximum of four rounds, and the value of a prize to a maximum of $25.00 for a boxer. (This is not to be confused with San Francisco's four-rounder era of the early 1900s. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85066387/1910-07-17/ed-1/seq-47/.])		The state-wide [[Four-Round Era]] originated November 1914, when voters of California, USA, approved a statutory amendment limiting bouts to a maximum of four rounds, and the value of a prize to a maximum of $25.00 for a boxer. (This is not to be confused with San Francisco's four-rounder era of the early 1900s. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85066387/1910-07-17/ed-1/seq-47/.])

	Ten years later, in November 1924, voters legalized 10 round [[decision]] bouts, and 12 round [[no decision]] bouts, effective January 1, 1925~~. California then entered a "Fightless Period" until the new state athletic commission could be established under the recently-enacted legislation~~.		Ten years later, in November 1924, voters legalized 10 round [[decision]] bouts, and 12 round [[no decision]] bouts, effective January 1, 1925.

	~~The "Fightless Period" ended with bouts conducted [[Show:305908\|Dec. 19, 1924]] at the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]].~~ The first show consisting of more than four rounds that ended the four-round era was conducted [[Show:250055\|January 2, 1925]].		The first show consisting of more than four rounds that ended the four-round era was conducted [[Show:250055\|January 2, 1925]].

	[[Category:California Boxing History\|Four-Round Era]]		[[Category:California Boxing History\|Four-Round Era]]

Ric: clarified some more

2013-08-15T00:11:29Z

clarified some more

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	Ten years later, in November 1924, voters legalized 10 round [[decision]] bouts, and 12 round [[no decision]] bouts, effective January 1, 1925. California then entered a "Fightless Period" until the new state athletic commission could be established under the recently-enacted legislation.		Ten years later, in November 1924, voters legalized 10 round [[decision]] bouts, and 12 round [[no decision]] bouts, effective January 1, 1925. California then entered a "Fightless Period" until the new state athletic commission could be established under the recently-enacted legislation.

	The "~~Four-Round Era~~" ended with bouts conducted [[Show:305908\|Dec. 19, 1924]] at the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]].		The "Fightless Period" ended with bouts conducted [[Show:305908\|Dec. 19, 1924]] at the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]]. The first show consisting of more than four rounds that ended the four-round era was conducted [[Show:250055\|January 2, 1925]].

	[[Category:California Boxing History\|Four-Round Era]]		[[Category:California Boxing History\|Four-Round Era]]

Ric: clarified

2013-08-14T23:59:04Z

clarified

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	The state-wide [[Four-Round Era]] originated November 1914, when voters of California, USA, approved a statutory amendment limiting bouts to a maximum of four rounds, and the value of a prize to a maximum of $25.00 for a boxer. (This is not to be confused with San Francisco's four-rounder era of the early 1900s. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85066387/1910-07-17/ed-1/seq-47/.])		The state-wide [[Four-Round Era]] originated November 1914, when voters of California, USA, approved a statutory amendment limiting bouts to a maximum of four rounds, and the value of a prize to a maximum of $25.00 for a boxer. (This is not to be confused with San Francisco's four-rounder era of the early 1900s. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85066387/1910-07-17/ed-1/seq-47/.])

	In November 1924 voters legalized 10 round decision bouts, and 12 round [[no decision]] bouts, effective January 1, 1925. The "Four-Round Era" ended with bouts conducted [~~http~~:~~//www.boxrec.com/date_search.php?yyyy=1924&mm=12&dd=19&SUBMIT=Go~~ Dec. 19, 1924] at the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]]~~. California then entered a "Fightless Period" until the new state athletic commission could be established under the recently-enacted legislation~~.		Ten years later, in November 1924, voters legalized 10 round [[decision]] bouts, and 12 round [[no decision]] bouts, effective January 1, 1925. California then entered a "Fightless Period" until the new state athletic commission could be established under the recently-enacted legislation.

			The "Four-Round Era" ended with bouts conducted [[Show:305908\|Dec. 19, 1924]] at the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]].

	[[Category:California Boxing History\|Four-Round Era]]		[[Category:California Boxing History\|Four-Round Era]]

Ric: distinguish SF's 4-round era

2013-08-14T23:53:26Z

distinguish SF's 4-round era

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	The [[Four-Round Era]] originated November 1914, when voters of California, USA, approved a statutory amendment limiting bouts to a maximum of four rounds, and the value of a prize to a maximum of $25.00 for a boxer.		The state-wide [[Four-Round Era]] originated November 1914, when voters of California, USA, approved a statutory amendment limiting bouts to a maximum of four rounds, and the value of a prize to a maximum of $25.00 for a boxer. (This is not to be confused with San Francisco's four-rounder era of the early 1900s. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85066387/1910-07-17/ed-1/seq-47/.])

	In November 1924 voters legalized 10 round decision bouts, and 12 round [[no decision]] bouts, effective January 1, 1925. The "Four-Round Era" ended with bouts conducted [http://www.boxrec.com/date_search.php?yyyy=1924&mm=12&dd=19&SUBMIT=Go Dec. 19, 1924] at the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]]. California then entered a "Fightless Period" until the new state athletic commission could be established under the recently-enacted legislation.		In November 1924 voters legalized 10 round decision bouts, and 12 round [[no decision]] bouts, effective January 1, 1925. The "Four-Round Era" ended with bouts conducted [http://www.boxrec.com/date_search.php?yyyy=1924&mm=12&dd=19&SUBMIT=Go Dec. 19, 1924] at the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]]. California then entered a "Fightless Period" until the new state athletic commission could be established under the recently-enacted legislation.

	[[Category:California Boxing History\|Four-Round Era]]		[[Category:California Boxing History\|Four-Round Era]]

Matt at 21:44, 6 January 2006

2006-01-06T21:44:49Z

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	In November 1924 voters legalized 10 round decision bouts, and 12 round [[no decision]] bouts, effective January 1, 1925. The "Four-Round Era" ended with bouts conducted [http://www.boxrec.com/date_search.php?yyyy=1924&mm=12&dd=19&SUBMIT=Go Dec. 19, 1924] at the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]]. California then entered a "Fightless Period" until the new state athletic commission could be established under the recently-enacted legislation.		In November 1924 voters legalized 10 round decision bouts, and 12 round [[no decision]] bouts, effective January 1, 1925. The "Four-Round Era" ended with bouts conducted [http://www.boxrec.com/date_search.php?yyyy=1924&mm=12&dd=19&SUBMIT=Go Dec. 19, 1924] at the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]]. California then entered a "Fightless Period" until the new state athletic commission could be established under the recently-enacted legislation.

	[[California Boxing History\|Four-Round Era]]		[[Category:California Boxing History\|Four-Round Era]]

Matt: category

2006-01-06T21:44:14Z

Ric at 01:20, 6 January 2006

2006-01-06T01:20:09Z

New page

The [[Four-Round Era]] originated November 1914, when voters of California, USA, approved a statutory amendment limiting bouts to a maximum of four rounds, and the value of a prize to a maximum of $25.00 for a boxer.

In November 1924 voters legalized 10 round decision bouts, and 12 round [[no decision]] bouts, effective January 1, 1925. The "Four-Round Era" ended with bouts conducted [http://www.boxrec.com/date_search.php?yyyy=1924&mm=12&dd=19&SUBMIT=Go Dec. 19, 1924] at the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]]. California then entered a "Fightless Period" until the new state athletic commission could be established under the recently-enacted legislation.

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	In November 1924 voters legalized 10 round decision bouts, and 12 round [[no decision]] bouts, effective January 1, 1925. The "Four-Round Era" ended with bouts conducted [http://www.boxrec.com/date_search.php?yyyy=1924&mm=12&dd=19&SUBMIT=Go Dec. 19, 1924] at the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]]. California then entered a "Fightless Period" until the new state athletic commission could be established under the recently-enacted legislation.		In November 1924 voters legalized 10 round decision bouts, and 12 round [[no decision]] bouts, effective January 1, 1925. The "Four-Round Era" ended with bouts conducted [http://www.boxrec.com/date_search.php?yyyy=1924&mm=12&dd=19&SUBMIT=Go Dec. 19, 1924] at the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]]. California then entered a "Fightless Period" until the new state athletic commission could be established under the recently-enacted legislation.

			[[California Boxing History\|Four-Round Era]]