USA: Missouri Laws - Revision history

Matt at 15:21, 1 October 2020

2020-10-01T15:21:28Z

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	*'''1931-05-14''': Governor Henry S. Caulfield signs a bill passed by the Legislature providing for 15-round bouts, with a decision by a referee and two judges, when a national or international title is involved, instead of the previous 10-round, no-decision bouts. This goes into effect next Fall. ''New York Times''		*'''1931-05-14''': Governor Henry S. Caulfield signs a bill passed by the Legislature providing for 15-round bouts, with a decision by a referee and two judges, when a national or international title is involved, instead of the previous 10-round, no-decision bouts. This goes into effect next Fall. ''New York Times''
	*'''1931-9-23''': First card held under new law, allowing official decisions and increasing the maximum number of rounds from 10 to 15.		*'''1931-9-23''': First card held under new law, allowing official decisions and increasing the maximum number of rounds from 10 to 15.
			*'''1931-12-4''': Springfield holds their first show with official decisions.
	*'''1932-12-20''': First female bouts ever sanctioned by the state athletic commission are conducted, with [[Evelyn Norris]] and [[Bobby Brewer]]. ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA) wire report		*'''1932-12-20''': First female bouts ever sanctioned by the state athletic commission are conducted, with [[Evelyn Norris]] and [[Bobby Brewer]]. ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA) wire report

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Ric: May 1911: Gov stops all non-private club boxing

2013-08-15T00:30:28Z

May 1911: Gov stops all non-private club boxing

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	*'''1909-09-28''': "Boxing game revived" in St. Louis--''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) wire report		*'''1909-09-28''': "Boxing game revived" in St. Louis--''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) wire report
			*'''1911-05-23''': Gov. Hadley puts lid on all boxing in the state not staged by private clubs, and will call out the militia if necessary to prevent the contests. Wire report [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85066387/1911-05-24/ed-1/seq-10/]
	*'''1911-11-20''': Circuit Court Judge Blair declares four-round bouts with large gloves are legal. ''Tacoma Times'' [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1911-11-21/ed-1/seq-2/]		*'''1911-11-20''': Circuit Court Judge Blair declares four-round bouts with large gloves are legal. ''Tacoma Times'' [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1911-11-21/ed-1/seq-2/]
	*'''1913-09-01''': Tom Abbott vs. John Smith bout at Springfield is the first since the courts enjoined boxing the previous fall. ''Tacoma Daily News''		*'''1913-09-01''': Tom Abbott vs. John Smith bout at Springfield is the first since the courts enjoined boxing the previous fall. ''Tacoma Daily News''

Ric: external newspaper source cited/linked

2013-07-13T16:28:11Z

external newspaper source cited/linked

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	*'''1909-09-28''': "Boxing game revived" in St. Louis--''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) wire report		*'''1909-09-28''': "Boxing game revived" in St. Louis--''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) wire report
	*'''1913-09-01''': Tom Abbott vs. John Smith bout at Springfield is the first since the courts enjoined boxing the previous fall. ~~TDN~~		*'''1911-11-20''': Circuit Court Judge Blair declares four-round bouts with large gloves are legal. ''Tacoma Times'' [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1911-11-21/ed-1/seq-2/]
			*'''1913-09-01''': Tom Abbott vs. John Smith bout at Springfield is the first since the courts enjoined boxing the previous fall. ''Tacoma Daily News''
	*'''1921-02-18''': The [[Brogan Boxing Bill]], to legalize prize-fighting, is in the Senate.		*'''1921-02-18''': The [[Brogan Boxing Bill]], to legalize prize-fighting, is in the Senate.
	*'''1923-03-02''': St. Louis City Boxing Commission permits boxing to resume, after a year's absence, according to the March 3 ''Tacoma News Tribune''		*'''1923-03-02''': St. Louis City Boxing Commission permits boxing to resume, after a year's absence, according to the March 3 ''Tacoma News Tribune''

Ric at 16:36, 20 May 2011

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	*'''1921-02-18''': The [[Brogan Boxing Bill]], to legalize prize-fighting, is in the Senate.		*'''1921-02-18''': The [[Brogan Boxing Bill]], to legalize prize-fighting, is in the Senate.
	*'''1923-03-02''': St. Louis City Boxing Commission permits boxing to resume, after a year's absence, according to the March 3 ''Tacoma News Tribune''		*'''1923-03-02''': St. Louis City Boxing Commission permits boxing to resume, after a year's absence, according to the March 3 ''Tacoma News Tribune''
	*'''1931-05-14''': Governor Henry S. Caulfield signs a bill passed by the Legislature providing for 15-round bouts, with a decision by ~~the~~ referee and two judges in title ~~bouts~~, instead of the previous 10-round, no-decision bouts. This goes into effect next Fall. ''New York Times''		*'''1931-05-14''': Governor Henry S. Caulfield signs a bill passed by the Legislature providing for 15-round bouts, with a decision by a referee and two judges, when a national or international title is involved, instead of the previous 10-round, no-decision bouts. This goes into effect next Fall. ''New York Times''
	*'''1931-9-23''': First card held under new law, allowing official decisions and increasing the maximum number of rounds from 10 to 15.		*'''1931-9-23''': First card held under new law, allowing official decisions and increasing the maximum number of rounds from 10 to 15.
	*'''1932-12-20''': First female bouts ever sanctioned by the state athletic commission are conducted, with [[Evelyn Norris]] and [[Bobby Brewer]]. ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA) wire report		*'''1932-12-20''': First female bouts ever sanctioned by the state athletic commission are conducted, with [[Evelyn Norris]] and [[Bobby Brewer]]. ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA) wire report

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Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-25T23:00:55Z

fix internal link

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	*'''1931-05-14''': Governor Henry S. Caulfield signs a bill passed by the Legislature providing for 15-round bouts, with a decision by the referee and two judges in title bouts, instead of the previous 10-round, no-decision bouts. This goes into effect next Fall. ''New York Times''		*'''1931-05-14''': Governor Henry S. Caulfield signs a bill passed by the Legislature providing for 15-round bouts, with a decision by the referee and two judges in title bouts, instead of the previous 10-round, no-decision bouts. This goes into effect next Fall. ''New York Times''
	*'''1931-9-23''': First card held under new law, allowing official decisions and increasing the maximum number of rounds from 10 to 15.		*'''1931-9-23''': First card held under new law, allowing official decisions and increasing the maximum number of rounds from 10 to 15.
	*'''1932-12-20''': First female bouts ever sanctioned by the state athletic commission are conducted, with [[~~Boxer:Evelyn Norris:156344\|~~Evelyn Norris]] and [[~~Boxer:Bobby Brewer:156345\|~~Bobby Brewer]]. ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA) wire report		*'''1932-12-20''': First female bouts ever sanctioned by the state athletic commission are conducted, with [[Evelyn Norris]] and [[Bobby Brewer]]. ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA) wire report

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Ric: 1913 factoid

2006-09-30T16:41:00Z

1913 factoid

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	*'''1909-09-28''': "Boxing game revived" in St. Louis--''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) wire report		*'''1909-09-28''': "Boxing game revived" in St. Louis--''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) wire report
			*'''1913-09-01''': Tom Abbott vs. John Smith bout at Springfield is the first since the courts enjoined boxing the previous fall. TDN
	*'''1921-02-18''': The [[Brogan Boxing Bill]], to legalize prize-fighting, is in the Senate.		*'''1921-02-18''': The [[Brogan Boxing Bill]], to legalize prize-fighting, is in the Senate.
	*'''1923-03-02''': St. Louis City Boxing Commission permits boxing to resume, after a year's absence, according to the March 3 ''Tacoma News Tribune''		*'''1923-03-02''': St. Louis City Boxing Commission permits boxing to resume, after a year's absence, according to the March 3 ''Tacoma News Tribune''

Ric: state flag inserted

2006-02-12T16:57:06Z

state flag inserted

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	== History of Boxing Legislation, Rules & Regulations ==		== History of Missouri Boxing Legislation, Rules & Regulations ==
			[[file:Flag.Missouri.gif\|150px\|state flag]]

	<small>(Enter material chronologically)</small>		<small>(Enter material chronologically)</small>

Wouter at 18:05, 9 February 2006

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	*'''1923-03-02''': St. Louis City Boxing Commission permits boxing to resume, after a year's absence, according to the March 3 ''Tacoma News Tribune''		*'''1923-03-02''': St. Louis City Boxing Commission permits boxing to resume, after a year's absence, according to the March 3 ''Tacoma News Tribune''
	*'''1931-05-14''': Governor Henry S. Caulfield signs a bill passed by the Legislature providing for 15-round bouts, with a decision by the referee and two judges in title bouts, instead of the previous 10-round, no-decision bouts. This goes into effect next Fall. ''New York Times''		*'''1931-05-14''': Governor Henry S. Caulfield signs a bill passed by the Legislature providing for 15-round bouts, with a decision by the referee and two judges in title bouts, instead of the previous 10-round, no-decision bouts. This goes into effect next Fall. ''New York Times''
			*'''1931-9-23''': First card held under new law, allowing official decisions and increasing the maximum number of rounds from 10 to 15.
	*'''1932-12-20''': First female bouts ever sanctioned by the state athletic commission are conducted, with [[Boxer:Evelyn Norris:156344\|Evelyn Norris]] and [[Boxer:Bobby Brewer:156345\|Bobby Brewer]]. ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA) wire report		*'''1932-12-20''': First female bouts ever sanctioned by the state athletic commission are conducted, with [[Boxer:Evelyn Norris:156344\|Evelyn Norris]] and [[Boxer:Bobby Brewer:156345\|Bobby Brewer]]. ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA) wire report

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Ric: May 1931 entry

2005-07-30T07:34:17Z

May 1931 entry

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	*'''1921-02-18''': The [[Brogan Boxing Bill]], to legalize prize-fighting, is in the Senate.		*'''1921-02-18''': The [[Brogan Boxing Bill]], to legalize prize-fighting, is in the Senate.
	*'''1923-03-02''': St. Louis City Boxing Commission permits boxing to resume, after a year's absence, according to the March 3 ''Tacoma News Tribune''		*'''1923-03-02''': St. Louis City Boxing Commission permits boxing to resume, after a year's absence, according to the March 3 ''Tacoma News Tribune''
			*'''1931-05-14''': Governor Henry S. Caulfield signs a bill passed by the Legislature providing for 15-round bouts, with a decision by the referee and two judges in title bouts, instead of the previous 10-round, no-decision bouts. This goes into effect next Fall. ''New York Times''
	*'''1932-12-20''': First female bouts ever sanctioned by the state athletic commission are conducted, with [[Boxer:Evelyn Norris:156344\|Evelyn Norris]] and [[Boxer:Bobby Brewer:156345\|Bobby Brewer]]. ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA) wire report		*'''1932-12-20''': First female bouts ever sanctioned by the state athletic commission are conducted, with [[Boxer:Evelyn Norris:156344\|Evelyn Norris]] and [[Boxer:Bobby Brewer:156345\|Bobby Brewer]]. ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA) wire report

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Ric: added 1909 bit

2005-03-24T05:26:28Z

added 1909 bit

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	== History of Boxing Legislation, Rules & Regulations ==		== History of Boxing Legislation, Rules & Regulations ==
	<small>(Enter material chronologically)</small>		<small>(Enter material chronologically)</small>

			*'''1909-09-28''': "Boxing game revived" in St. Louis--''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) wire report
	*'''1921-02-18''': The [[Brogan Boxing Bill]], to legalize prize-fighting, is in the Senate.		*'''1921-02-18''': The [[Brogan Boxing Bill]], to legalize prize-fighting, is in the Senate.
	*'''1923-03-02''': St. Louis City Boxing Commission permits boxing to resume, after a year's absence, according to the March 3 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' ~~(Tacoma, WA, USA)~~		*'''1923-03-02''': St. Louis City Boxing Commission permits boxing to resume, after a year's absence, according to the March 3 ''Tacoma News Tribune''
	*'''1932-12-20''': First female bouts ever sanctioned by the state athletic commission are conducted, with [[Boxer:Evelyn Norris:156344\|Evelyn Norris]] and [[Boxer:Bobby Brewer:156345\|Bobby Brewer]]. ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA) wire report		*'''1932-12-20''': First female bouts ever sanctioned by the state athletic commission are conducted, with [[Boxer:Evelyn Norris:156344\|Evelyn Norris]] and [[Boxer:Bobby Brewer:156345\|Bobby Brewer]]. ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA) wire report

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