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BUFFALO, N.Y. – Daniel Briere scored twice in 2:05 span in the second period for his first multigoal game in more than six months, leading the Philadelphia Flyers to a 6-4 victory over the Buffalo Sabres on Friday night.

Mike Richards had a power-play goal and two assists, and Simon Gagne, Mike Knuble, and Jeff Carter also scored to help Philadelphia snap a two-game losing streak. Martin Biron made 39 saves, and Kimmo Timonen had three assists.

Thomas Vanek, Dominic Moore, Derek Roy, and Chris Butler scored for Buffalo, which is trying to climb back into playoff contention but has only one win in its last six games. Patrick Lalime stopped 25 shots.

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(born December 7, 1973 in Alexander City, Alabama) is an American football wide receiver for the Buffalo Bills of the National Football League. He was drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the third round of the 1996 NFL Draft. He played college football at Tennessee-Chattanooga.

Owens has also played for the Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys.

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BUFFALO, NEW YORK (TICKER) —Buffalo Sabres goaltender Ryan Miller left Saturday’s 4-2 win over the New York Rangers in the third period with a high ankle sprain and did not return.

The 28-year-old is out indefinitely and his status for Tuesday’s home game against Anaheim is uncertain.

Miller was playing the puck behind his own net when Rangers center Scott Gomez came from behind and got his skates tangled up with Miller, who was down on the ice for a few minutes before skating off and going directly to the locker room.

Miller, who was noticeably limping when he went back, made 20 saves and did not allow a goal before leaving the game two minutes into the third session.

“It’s stiff, it’s an ankle sprain. We took some X-rays, those didn’t show anything,” Miller said. “These are things you have to feel out. There’s no timetable. It’s your comfort level. Right now I just want to get through the night, to the morning, and see how my body reacts.

“I haven’t seen the replay. I know Scott personally. I don’t think he would ever come in and try and injure me, especially when I’m not facing the play. Some of the guys say he may have lost an edge. The referee said he lost an edge. He’s not that kind of guy.”

Buffalo coach Lindy Ruff saw things differently.

“I don’t think there’s any secret it was deliberate,” Ruff said. “They wanted to disrupt us. We put in a cold goaltender to face a power play.”

Sabres backup Patrick Lalime, who allowed both goals on 13 shots against New York, will take over while Miller is out.

A native of East Lansing, Michigan, Miller entered the contest 28-16-5 with a 2.54 goals-against average this season.

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NIAGARA FALLS — Nine-year old Angela Conte of Lancaster’s Gymnastics Sport Academy was crowned all-around champion in level 4 at the 13th annual Graffiti Invitational Gymnastics meet held over the weekend in the Cataract City.

She finished with 37.775 points and took first in the beam (9.325) and floor (9.8). Gymnastics Sport Academy teammates Emily Hannon, 9, and Kristen Lerner, 9, finished second in the beam (8.65) and fourth in the floor — respectively.

Kelsey Kryszak of Stumpf’s Gymnastics in Williamsville won the vault, bars and floor exercise en route to a second-place all-around finish in level 9-10.

In the same division, Sarah Messer, 17, of Flips Gymnastics in Lockport, the meet’s host, finished fifth in the vault, floor and all-around, while 14-year-old Nicole Radon from Stumpf’s took fourth in the vault and bars.

Nearly 1,000 youth gymnasts took part in annual rite of winter, which attracted competitors from Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania in addition to New York.

The three-day invitational is a meet for ages 6 to 18 in the U. S. Junior Olympic Program, participating in levels 4 through 10. They perform compulsory and optional routines, with the top performers able to qualify for the state championships.

In addition to Conte, Kryszak and Messer, several other Western New Yorkers performed well in the competition.

In level 8, Stumpf’s Brittany Nowak took first in the vault and finished second in the all-around (36.275) to Extreme Gymnastics of Michigan’s Chelssee Moreno (36.975). Flips Gymnastics members performed quite well in this division, including 12-year-old Caila Grabek (fifth in vault), 13-year-old Julia Schreier (seventh in vault), 15-year-old Molly Ferguson (fourth in beam) and 15-year-old Nicole Lipa (third in bars).

In level 7, Flips’ Isabella Dockery, 10, took third in the beam and floor and finished fourth in the allaround. Shantel Springer of Pennsylvania won the allaround with 36.5 points. Cassie Kowalski of Flips finished ninth in the bars.