sports digest.5b

Baseball

San Diego pitcher Bobby Jones, Anaheim infielder Scott Spiezio and Padres outfielder Ryan Klesko were penalized the most in Bob Watson's first decisions as baseball's disciplinarian.

The Angels' Aaron Sele, who hit Klesko with a pitch that triggered the first of two fights during a spring training game March 9, was fined but not suspended

Jones received a seven-game penalty, Spiezio six and Klesko five. Angels third baseman Troy Glaus was suspended for two games.

All penalties are to be served during the regular season, and they could be delayed if the players appeal.

Golf

Tiger Woods was everywhere he didn't want to be in the Bay Hill Invitational in Orlando, Fla., making four bogeys in a round of 74 that brought just about everybody into contention.

Woods squandered his four-stroke advantage by the time he made the turn, then hung on down the stretch for a one-stroke lead over Len Mattiace.

Woods was at 10-under 206 entering today's final round. Mattiace was at 207 after a 68. Fourteen players were within three shots of the lead.

Annika Sorenstam zeroed in on her third win in as many tournaments, shooting a 4-under-par 68 to take a four-stroke lead into the final round of the Ping Banner Health in Phoenix.

Sorenstam was at 11-under 205.

Jay Sigel shot a 1-over 73 to take a one-stroke lead after the second round of the Siebel Classic in San Jose, Calif.

--From wire reports