USA: West Virginia Laws - Revision history

Wouter at 11:48, 27 October 2009

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	*'''1931-03-08''': Governor William G. Conley announced he had signed a bill legalizing boxing in the state. "The measure will become law in ninety days." The bill creates a three-man boxing commission named by the Governor to govern wrestling and boxing. "It limits boxing bouts to twelve three-minute rounds." ''New York Times'' ([[George Phillips]] of Wheeling becomes the head of the newly-created Commission. ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'', Sept. 1931, p. 64.)		*'''1931-03-08''': Governor William G. Conley announced he had signed a bill legalizing boxing in the state. "The measure will become law in ninety days." The bill creates a three-man boxing commission named by the Governor to govern wrestling and boxing. "It limits boxing bouts to twelve three-minute rounds." ''New York Times'' ([[George Phillips]] of Wheeling becomes the head of the newly-created Commission. ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'', Sept. 1931, p. 64.). The bill became effective on July 1 1931.

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Rowdytimothy at 23:52, 1 December 2007

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	*'''1931-03-08''': Governor William G. Conley announced he had signed a bill legalizing boxing in the state. "The measure will become law in ninety days." The bill creates a three-man boxing commission named by the Governor to govern wrestling and boxing. "It limits boxing bouts to twelve three-minute rounds." ''New York Times'' ([[George Phillips]] of Wheeling becomes the head of the newly-created Commission. [[The Ring]], Sept. 1931, p. 64.)		*'''1931-03-08''': Governor William G. Conley announced he had signed a bill legalizing boxing in the state. "The measure will become law in ninety days." The bill creates a three-man boxing commission named by the Governor to govern wrestling and boxing. "It limits boxing bouts to twelve three-minute rounds." ''New York Times'' ([[George Phillips]] of Wheeling becomes the head of the newly-created Commission. ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'', Sept. 1931, p. 64.)

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	== History of Boxing Legislation, Rules & Regulations ==		== History of West Virginia Boxing Legislation, Rules & Regulations ==
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	*'''1931-03-08''': Governor William G. Conley announced he had signed a bill legalizing boxing in the state. "The measure will become law in ninety days." The bill creates a three-man boxing commission named by the Governor to govern wrestling and boxing. "It limits boxing bouts to twelve three-minute rounds." ''New York Times''		*'''1931-03-08''': Governor William G. Conley announced he had signed a bill legalizing boxing in the state. "The measure will become law in ninety days." The bill creates a three-man boxing commission named by the Governor to govern wrestling and boxing. "It limits boxing bouts to twelve three-minute rounds." ''New York Times'' ([[George Phillips]] of Wheeling becomes the head of the newly-created Commission. [[The Ring]], Sept. 1931, p. 64.)

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Ric at 14:56, 22 March 2005

2005-03-22T14:56:26Z

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

*'''1931-03-08''': Governor William G. Conley announced he had signed a bill legalizing boxing in the state. "The measure will become law in ninety days." The bill creates a three-man boxing commission named by the Governor to govern wrestling and boxing. "It limits boxing bouts to twelve three-minute rounds." ''New York Times''

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