USA: Federal Laws - Revision history

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-17T22:13:15Z

fix internal link

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	*'''1922-05-19''': [[National Sports Alliance]] conducts its first bouts: Benny Leonard EXH Soldier Batfield; Abe Goldstein W-4 Frankie Genaro		*'''1922-05-19''': [[National Sports Alliance]] conducts its first bouts: Benny Leonard EXH Soldier Batfield; Abe Goldstein W-4 Frankie Genaro
	*'''1923-01-17''': The United States War Department authorizes decision boxing at Fort Snelling, St. Paul, MN (per newspaper wire reports)		*'''1923-01-17''': The United States War Department authorizes decision boxing at Fort Snelling, St. Paul, MN (per newspaper wire reports)
	*'''1930-01-18''': Professional baseball Commissioner [http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/Landis_Kenesaw.htm Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis] issues a ruling holding that "any baseball player who engages in professional boxing will be regarded as having retired permanently from organized baseball... The two activities do not mix." (Per national newspaper wire reports.) Landis's nation-wide ruling was a result of the huge publicity baseball player [[~~Boxer:~~Art (The Great) ~~Shires:107048\|Art~~ Shires]] was getting from his off-season boxing activities.		*'''1930-01-18''': Professional baseball Commissioner [http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/Landis_Kenesaw.htm Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis] issues a ruling holding that "any baseball player who engages in professional boxing will be regarded as having retired permanently from organized baseball... The two activities do not mix." (Per national newspaper wire reports.) Landis's nation-wide ruling was a result of the huge publicity baseball player [[Art (The Great) Shires]] was getting from his off-season boxing activities.
	*'''1965''': Sponsor Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee gets bill through the House of Representatives to establish a Federal Boxing Commission. Before he can get the bill before the Senate, however, he dies, "and with him passed the driving force behind the bill." ''The Ring'', [[Ring Magazine: July 1979\|July 1979]], p. 5.		*'''1965''': Sponsor Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee gets bill through the House of Representatives to establish a Federal Boxing Commission. Before he can get the bill before the Senate, however, he dies, "and with him passed the driving force behind the bill." ''The Ring'', [[Ring Magazine: July 1979\|July 1979]], p. 5.


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Ric: expanded on 1918 6-rd rule

2005-08-09T17:30:21Z

expanded on 1918 6-rd rule

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	*'''1912''': The [[Anti-Prizefight Film Law]] is adopted (repealed in 1940?)		*'''1912''': The [[Anti-Prizefight Film Law]] is adopted (repealed in 1940?)
	*'''1915-10-19''': [[American Boxing Association]] created by [[Tom S. Andrews]]; President is [[Matt H. Hinkel]]		*'''1915-10-19''': [[American Boxing Association]] created by [[Tom S. Andrews]]; President is [[Matt H. Hinkel]]
	*'''1918-09-25''': United States Army approves 6-rounders -- ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) wire report		*'''1918-09-25''': United States Army approves 6-rounders. The old rule limited bouts to three rounds, with a fourth added if needed to determine a winner. ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) wire report
	*'''1922-05-19''': [[National Sports Alliance]] conducts its first bouts: Benny Leonard EXH Soldier Batfield; Abe Goldstein W-4 Frankie Genaro		*'''1922-05-19''': [[National Sports Alliance]] conducts its first bouts: Benny Leonard EXH Soldier Batfield; Abe Goldstein W-4 Frankie Genaro
	*'''1923-01-17''': The United States War Department authorizes decision boxing at Fort Snelling, St. Paul, MN (per newspaper wire reports)		*'''1923-01-17''': The United States War Department authorizes decision boxing at Fort Snelling, St. Paul, MN (per newspaper wire reports)

Ric: added 1912 bit

2005-04-01T07:52:47Z

added 1912 bit

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			*'''1912''': The [[Anti-Prizefight Film Law]] is adopted (repealed in 1940?)
	*'''1915-10-19''': [[American Boxing Association]] created by [[Tom S. Andrews]]; President is [[Matt H. Hinkel]]		*'''1915-10-19''': [[American Boxing Association]] created by [[Tom S. Andrews]]; President is [[Matt H. Hinkel]]
	*'''1918-09-25''': United States Army approves 6-rounders -- ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) wire report		*'''1918-09-25''': United States Army approves 6-rounders -- ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) wire report

Ric: added 1918 bit

2005-03-24T05:38:01Z

added 1918 bit

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	*'''1915-10-19''': [[American Boxing Association]] created by [[Tom S. Andrews]]; President is [[Matt H. Hinkel]]		*'''1915-10-19''': [[American Boxing Association]] created by [[Tom S. Andrews]]; President is [[Matt H. Hinkel]]
			*'''1918-09-25''': United States Army approves 6-rounders -- ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) wire report
	*'''1922-05-19''': [[National Sports Alliance]] conducts its first bouts: Benny Leonard EXH Soldier Batfield; Abe Goldstein W-4 Frankie Genaro		*'''1922-05-19''': [[National Sports Alliance]] conducts its first bouts: Benny Leonard EXH Soldier Batfield; Abe Goldstein W-4 Frankie Genaro
	*'''1923-01-17''': The United States War Department authorizes decision boxing at Fort Snelling, St. Paul, MN (per newspaper wire reports)		*'''1923-01-17''': The United States War Department authorizes decision boxing at Fort Snelling, St. Paul, MN (per newspaper wire reports)

Ric: made ABA & NPA entries

2005-03-22T14:33:01Z

made ABA & NPA entries

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			*'''1915-10-19''': [[American Boxing Association]] created by [[Tom S. Andrews]]; President is [[Matt H. Hinkel]]
			*'''1922-05-19''': [[National Sports Alliance]] conducts its first bouts: Benny Leonard EXH Soldier Batfield; Abe Goldstein W-4 Frankie Genaro
	*'''1923-01-17''': The United States War Department authorizes decision boxing at Fort Snelling, St. Paul, MN (per newspaper wire reports)		*'''1923-01-17''': The United States War Department authorizes decision boxing at Fort Snelling, St. Paul, MN (per newspaper wire reports)
	*'''1930-01-18''': Professional baseball Commissioner [http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/Landis_Kenesaw.htm Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis] issues a ruling holding that "any baseball player who engages in professional boxing will be regarded as having retired permanently from organized baseball... The two activities do not mix." (Per national newspaper wire reports.) Landis's nation-wide ruling was a result of the huge publicity baseball player [[Boxer:Art (The Great) Shires:107048\|Art Shires]] was getting from his off-season boxing activities.		*'''1930-01-18''': Professional baseball Commissioner [http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/Landis_Kenesaw.htm Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis] issues a ruling holding that "any baseball player who engages in professional boxing will be regarded as having retired permanently from organized baseball... The two activities do not mix." (Per national newspaper wire reports.) Landis's nation-wide ruling was a result of the huge publicity baseball player [[Boxer:Art (The Great) Shires:107048\|Art Shires]] was getting from his off-season boxing activities.

Ric at 18:25, 21 March 2005

2005-03-21T18:25:56Z

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	*'''1923-01-17''': The United States War Department authorizes decision boxing at Fort Snelling, St. Paul, MN (per newspaper wire reports)		*'''1923-01-17''': The United States War Department authorizes decision boxing at Fort Snelling, St. Paul, MN (per newspaper wire reports)
	*'''1930-01-18''': Professional baseball Commissioner [http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/Landis_Kenesaw.htm Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis] issues a ruling holding that "any baseball player who engages in professional boxing will be regarded as having retired permanently from organized baseball... The two activities do not mix." (Per national newspaper wire reports.) Landis's nation-wide ruling was a result of the huge publicity baseball player [[Boxer:Art (The Great) Shires:107048\|Art Shires]] was getting from his off-season boxing activities.		*'''1930-01-18''': Professional baseball Commissioner [http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/Landis_Kenesaw.htm Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis] issues a ruling holding that "any baseball player who engages in professional boxing will be regarded as having retired permanently from organized baseball... The two activities do not mix." (Per national newspaper wire reports.) Landis's nation-wide ruling was a result of the huge publicity baseball player [[Boxer:Art (The Great) Shires:107048\|Art Shires]] was getting from his off-season boxing activities.
			*'''1965''': Sponsor Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee gets bill through the House of Representatives to establish a Federal Boxing Commission. Before he can get the bill before the Senate, however, he dies, "and with him passed the driving force behind the bill." ''The Ring'', [[Ring Magazine: July 1979\|July 1979]], p. 5.


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Ric: added 1923 bit

2005-03-20T17:27:46Z

added 1923 bit

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	'''1930-01-18''': Professional baseball Commissioner [http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/Landis_Kenesaw.htm Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis] issues a ruling holding that "any baseball player who engages in professional boxing will be regarded as having retired permanently from organized baseball... The two activities do not mix." (Per national newspaper wire reports.) Landis's nation-wide ruling was a result of the huge publicity baseball player [[Boxer:Art (The Great) Shires:107048\|Art Shires]] was getting from his off-season boxing activities.		*'''1923-01-17''': The United States War Department authorizes decision boxing at Fort Snelling, St. Paul, MN (per newspaper wire reports)
			*'''1930-01-18''': Professional baseball Commissioner [http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/Landis_Kenesaw.htm Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis] issues a ruling holding that "any baseball player who engages in professional boxing will be regarded as having retired permanently from organized baseball... The two activities do not mix." (Per national newspaper wire reports.) Landis's nation-wide ruling was a result of the huge publicity baseball player [[Boxer:Art (The Great) Shires:107048\|Art Shires]] was getting from his off-season boxing activities.


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Ric at 20:24, 19 March 2005

2005-03-19T20:24:38Z

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	'''1930-01-18''': Professional baseball Commissioner [http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/Landis_Kenesaw.htm Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis] issues a ruling "~~in which he held that~~ any baseball player who engages in professional boxing will be regarded as having retired permanently from organized baseball... The two activities do not mix." (Per national newspaper wire reports.) Landis's nation-wide ruling was a result of the huge publicity baseball player [[Boxer:Art (The Great) Shires:107048\|Art Shires]] was getting from his off-season boxing activities.		'''1930-01-18''': Professional baseball Commissioner [http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/Landis_Kenesaw.htm Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis] issues a ruling holding that "any baseball player who engages in professional boxing will be regarded as having retired permanently from organized baseball... The two activities do not mix." (Per national newspaper wire reports.) Landis's nation-wide ruling was a result of the huge publicity baseball player [[Boxer:Art (The Great) Shires:107048\|Art Shires]] was getting from his off-season boxing activities.


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Ric at 20:19, 19 March 2005

2005-03-19T20:19:27Z

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	'''1930-01-18''': Professional baseball Commissioner [http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/Landis_Kenesaw.htm Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis] issues a ruling "in which he held that any baseball player who engages in professional boxing will be regarded as having retired permanently from organized baseball... The two activities do not mix." (Per national newspaper wire reports.) Landis's nation-wide ruling was a ~~reaction from~~ the ~~wide~~ publicity baseball player [[Boxer:Art (The Great) Shires:107048\|Art Shires]] was getting from his off-season boxing activities.		'''1930-01-18''': Professional baseball Commissioner [http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/Landis_Kenesaw.htm Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis] issues a ruling "in which he held that any baseball player who engages in professional boxing will be regarded as having retired permanently from organized baseball... The two activities do not mix." (Per national newspaper wire reports.) Landis's nation-wide ruling was a result of the huge publicity baseball player [[Boxer:Art (The Great) Shires:107048\|Art Shires]] was getting from his off-season boxing activities.


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Ric at 20:17, 19 March 2005

2005-03-19T20:17:38Z

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	'''1930-01-18''': Professional baseball Commissioner [http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/Landis_Kenesaw.htm Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis] issues a ruling "in which he held that any baseball player who engages in professional boxing will be regarded as having retired permanently from organized baseball... The two activities do not mix." (Per national newspaper wire reports.) ~~This is response to~~ the ~~outrageous national~~ publicity baseball player [[Boxer:Art (The Great) Shires:107048\|Art Shires]] was getting from his off-season boxing activities.		'''1930-01-18''': Professional baseball Commissioner [http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/Landis_Kenesaw.htm Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis] issues a ruling "in which he held that any baseball player who engages in professional boxing will be regarded as having retired permanently from organized baseball... The two activities do not mix." (Per national newspaper wire reports.) Landis's nation-wide ruling was a reaction from the wide publicity baseball player [[Boxer:Art (The Great) Shires:107048\|Art Shires]] was getting from his off-season boxing activities.


	[[Category: Laws & Regulations\|USA: Federal Laws]]		[[Category: Laws & Regulations\|USA: Federal Laws]]