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2010 Gillette Civil Rights Game

St. Louis Cardinals vs. Cincinnati Reds May 15 at Great American Ball Park, Cincinnati

Gillette Civil Rights Weekend ends with thrilling win for Reds

Great American Ball Park Willie Mays is honored before the Civil Rights Game
between the Reds and Cardinals. (Getty Images)
An inspirational weekend full of events ended in style as the Reds needed a play at the plate to secure the final out in their 4-3 victory over the Cardinals in the Gillette Civil Rights Game. Drew Stubbs' two-run triple in the sixth inning put Cincy ahead for good and helped rookie Mike Leake improve to 4-0. It took a perfect relay throw from Reds shortstop Orlando Cabrera to peg St. Louis' Skip Schumaker at the plate to end the game.

Other highlights of the weekend included Willie Mays, Billie Jean King and Harry Belafonte receiving MLB Beacon Awards, former congressman and U.S. ambassador Andrew Young delivering the luncheon keynote address, a Civil Rights Movement Roundtable Discussion and exhibits at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.

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History
2009: White Sox vs. Reds

The prevailing theme at the 2009 Civil Rights Game weekend in Cincinnati was that the civil rights movement marches inexorably on. More >

2008: Mets vs. White Sox

The second Civil Rights Game capped a weekend of events that celebrated the role baseball has played in the historical struggle for equal rights in America. More >

2007: Cardinals vs. Indians

The inaugural Civil Rights Game and its associated activities were about memorializing a movement in which Major League Baseball had a significant role. More >

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