Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-12-17 | Page 10 | Stringent Fight Rules Adopted in Montana

oo STRINGENT FIGHT RULES ADOPTED IN MONTANA HKBBVA. Mont Die. 17 Montana's nv.v: boxing bill, adopted 1 thi 'iWr:-of 'iWr:-of the state at the November elfeotlons and prr-rlalmr,l a. law ,,rmits lpxlnfl matches n any --oqnty In which a Cbm'-mlsslon Cbm'-mlsslon has been appointed Appointment Appoint-ment lies in th" hands of the hlstrli t Ju.lgea or Jodgt-s of the judicial district In which the county lies. There- In no state boxing commission Any boxing club aftr securing a li- H cense from the commissioners, may hold boUts not to exceed fifteen rounds and the law provides that participants in matrhe.- must submit to mt.lu-.al examb nation beor entering the rlnj,- and usr gloved weighing over six oum-es. Fighr-erH Fighr-erH who oa e been barred in other states uan not I ox in Montana under the new bill ItHiore a hecosc' eftn be secured aeh i lub nr::u deposit & bonl of J50Q0 with the county treasurer to Insure pai ment to the -r.it. ,,f nrty pr.r -.-nt of the not re'orns to tro to a .state fund for building and nialntennn-e of a stare home for disabled soldiers and sailors of the world war. mt