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1-A |
In order to obtain a license
or the renewal of a license, all
boxers must submit to a thorough
medical examination by a physician
approved by the local Boxing Commission
(Federation). |
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1-B |
The examination shall include
a complete history of the applicant
and any of all of the necessary
laboratory procedures. |
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1-C |
All boxers in championship bouts
must be given a physical examination
at least 2 days prior to the date
of fight by a physician approved
by the Boxing Commission. |
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2-A |
In all categories the bandage
of the hand shall be of 12 yards
of soft gauze of no more than
2 inches wide, and no more than
one inch wide of 8 feeds of surgeon's
tape for each hand. |
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2-B |
The binding of the surgeon's
tape must not be applied in less
than one inch from the knuckle
part. |
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The Referee shall have the authority
to stop the fight and make a decision
during any stage of the fight,
if he considers that the bout
has become "one-sided",
or if any of the contender is
in such condition that if the
fight continue he is liable to
suffer serious damage. |
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The ringside physician may only
step up to the ring during the
fight, when he required to do
so by the Referee, to examine
the injury. |
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A portable resuscitator with
oxygen equipment and a stretcher
shall be available at the ringside.
An ambulance properly equipped
with resuscitation equipment and
manned by duly trained personnel
to transfer any injured boxer
to a hospital should be available
at the site of the bout. |
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All the boxers entering into
the PABA championship fights must
submit an authol'ized letter,
issued by their Commission, to
the local Commission or the Supervisor
assigned by the PABA fo7'the fight.
The attached form should be referred
by the boxers for the championship
bouts. |
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