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Boston Red Sox left fielder Jason Bay, a native of Canada, takes an oath of citizenship along with more than 350 other people at a naturalization ceremony at Faneuil Hall in Boston, Thursday July 2, 2009. (THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/Eric J. Shelton)

Canadian left-fielder Jason Bay becomes American citizen

The Canadian Press - Thu Jul 2, 6:02 PM

BOSTON - Canadian left-fielder Jason Bay married an American, has two American daughters and makes his living playing America's pastime.

  • Dumped Wallabies winger Lote Tuqiri (pictured last December) may be forced to play overseas with his prohibitive price tag potentially blocking a return to Australia's National Rugby League, according to reports. Photo:Glyn Kirk/AFP
    Aussie winger Tuqiri may be forced overseas: report AFP - 34 minutes ago

    SYDNEY (AFP) - Dumped Wallabies winger Lote Tuqiri may be forced to play overseas with his prohibitive price tag potentially blocking a return to Australia's National Rugby League, according to reports.

  • UPDATE 2-Soccer-Cruzeiro reach Libertadores final after 2-2 draw Reuters - 35 minutes ago

    RIO DE JANEIRO, July 2 (Reuters) - Striker Wellington scored twice to earn Cruzeiro a 2-2 draw at 10-man Gremio on Thursday, setting up a Libertadores Cup final clash with Estudiantes.

  • UPDATE 3-Baseball results Reuters - 41 minutes ago

    July 2 (Reuters) - Major League Baseball results on Thursday (home team in CAPS) NY Mets 9 PITTSBURGH 8 (10 innings) CINCINNATI 3 Arizona 2 (10 innings) Houston 7 SAN DIEGO 2 ATLANTA 5 Philadelphia 2 Seattle 8 NY YANKEES 4 ST. LOUIS 5 San Francisco 2 CHICAGO CUBS 9 Milwaukee 5 Chicago White Sox 4 KANSAS CITY 1 LA ANGELS 5 Baltimore 2 (Compiled by Infostrada Sports; Editing by Peter Rutherford;

  • Jeremy Mayfield misses deadline to enter car at Daytona race The Canadian Press - 42 minutes ago

    DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Jeremy Mayfield missed the deadline to enter this weekend's race after successfully fighting NASCAR to get back behind the wheel following a failed random drug test.

  • Serena Williams of the U.S. reacts during her semi-final match against Elena Dementieva of Russia at the Wimbledon tennis championships, in London July 2, 2009. REUTERS/Toby Melville
    Different semis, same old results for Williamses Reuters - 52 minutes ago

    LONDON (Reuters) - Sport's most enduring sibling rivalry will be played out on U.S. Independence Day after Venus Williams exacted brutal revenge and Serena Williams displayed raw desire to inflict a double defeat on Russia at Wimbledon.


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