Sports briefs

GOLF

Lowe wins golf title

Matt Lowe of Farmingdale won the Metropolitan Golf Association/Met Life Boys Championship on Friday, defeating David Lee-Tolley of New York City, 7 and 6, at Bedford Golf & Tennis Club.

Lowe was the youngest entrant in the country for the 2009 U.S. Open qualifying process and won the 2010 Nassau high school title as an eighth-grader.

"I weighed about 110 last year, and was 5-2. This year I'm 5-6 and am up to about 128," he said. "It has made golf a lot easier. I used to have par 4s that I couldn't reach, and now that's not really the case."

TENNIS

Wimbledon waves rule for Olympics

Wimbledon is brightening its wardrobe for the 2012 Olympics. Organizers of the tournament said Friday the traditional all-white dress rule will be waived for the tennis competition at the London Games. Players must wear predominantly white clothing during the Grand Slam event, but that will change for the Olympics. - APHORSE RACING

Interactif wins by nose

Odds-on favorite Interactif beat 9-1 shot Grand Rapport by a nose in the Grade II Hall of Fame Stakes at Saratoga.