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 ======April 27, 1902======
-======April 28, 1902======
+====== April 28, 1902 ======
-======April 29, 1902======
+===== News =====
-======April 30, 1902======
+Shortstop [[Monte Cross]] belted a pair of three-run homers to lead the Athletics to a 12-9 win over the [[Twins|Senators]] in Washington.
+The Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas ruled that the injunction against second baseman [[Nap Lajoie]] playing for the A’s was permanent and added pitchers [[Chick Fraser]] and [[Bill Bernhard]] to the injunction.
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+| [[april-26-1902|< Apr 26, 1902]]  |  [[1902 calendar|Back to Calendar]]  |  [[april-29-1902|Apr 29, 1902 >]] |
+====== April 29, 1902 ======
+===== News =====
+On a gray and sometimes rainy day, the [[Twins|Senators]] beat the Athletics, 7-2, in Washington.
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+| [[april-28-1902|< Apr 28, 1902]]  |  [[1902 calendar|Back to Calendar]]  |  [[april-30-1902|Apr 30, 1902 >]] |
+====== April 30, 1902 ======
+===== News =====
+The Athletics beat the [[Twins|Senators]], 11-7, in Washington.
+American League owners met and vowed to fight court-ordered injunctions preventing [[Nap Lajoie]] and others playing for American League teams. League president Ban Johnson said they had new evidence to submit.
+===== Transactions =====
+The team signed right-handed pitcher [[Ed Kenna]]. Released by [[Guardians|Cleveland]] on the 27th, he had most recently pitched for Grand Rapids in the Western Association last year.
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+| [[april-29-1902|< Apr 29, 1902]]  |  [[1902 calendar|Back to Calendar]]  |  [[may-1-1902|May 1, 1902 >]] |
 ======May 1, 1902======