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ANAHEIM, Calif. Randy White Jersey . -- The eggplant-and-teal jerseys took the Anaheim Ducks back to their franchises founding year. The record-setting offensive performance suggested the Ducks mightiest days could be right in front of them. Corey Perry scored two goals, Jonas Hiller made 30 saves, and the Ducks beat Bobby Ryan and the Ottawa Senators 4-1 Sunday night for their fourth straight victory. Captain Ryan Getzlaf and Nick Bonino also scored for the Ducks, who were Mighty again on a throwback night celebrating the 20th anniversary of the franchises 1993 debut. Wearing their colorful original jerseys, the Ducks racked up a franchise-record 56 shots against the Senators, who lost their fourth straight. Anaheim has fielded its share of eye-catching teams over the past two decades, but these Ducks are confident they could be as good as any of them after outscoring their last four opponents 17-6. "Thats the way we want to play," Perry said. "We want to put as many pucks on the net as possible. Good things happen when you do that. If we start like that, were going to be successful. Were going to play that quick game, were going to forecheck, and get better every single game." Anaheim surpassed its previous club record of 54 shots, set in March 2009 against Edmonton. Ottawa also set a franchise record for shots allowed, surpassing the 51 shots yielded twice before. Rookie defenceman Hampus Lindholm had two assists for his first NHL points for the Ducks, who followed up their 6-0 embarrassment of the New York Rangers last Thursday with another demolition of an Eastern Conference team. "I was really proud they came out and did the same thing," Anaheim coach Bruce Boudreau said. "Theyre moving their legs, and its tough to keep up with them right now." Craig Anderson allowed two goals on the Ducks first nine shots before Robin Lehner replaced him just 4:06 into the first period. Lehner stopped 45 shots for the Senators, who yielded 50 shots at the Shark Tank one night earlier. "Its a little bit worse," Ottawa coach Paul MacLean said. "It is two nights in a row. You give up over 50 shots, you hang your goalie out right from the start of the game. Were not very good. We need to go back to square one and find something to hang our hat on. Right now the only thing we have is goaltenders, and we make them work too hard." Hiller improved to 3-0 with several outstanding saves while wearing a throwback mask painted with the Ducks old logo and a cartoon version of Wild Wing, the Ducks mascot. "I felt a little bad for (Lehner)," Hiller said. "Thought it could have been an even higher score." Ryan scored his 150th career goal amid boos from the sellout crowd in his first game back in Anaheim since the Ducks traded the high-scoring forward last summer. The Ducks former No. 2 overall pick had four 30-goal seasons in Anaheim before the club shipped him to Ottawa in an apparent cost-cutting move. Anaheim landed promising forward Jakob Silfverberg, who went scoreless against his former team on his 23rd birthday after scoring four goals in the Ducks first four games. Ryan, who had publicly expressed discontent with the Ducks in the past, was greeted with mostly boos -- even more when he scored late in the first period on a sharp cross-ice pass from Kyle Turris. "We were down 2-0 early," Ryan said. "If you dont change the way you play against a team like that, that is playing pretty well, youre not going to have any success." Anaheim had 11 shots and two goals in the first five minutes alone. Ottawa allowed 24 shots in the first period in Anaheim after yielding 24 in the third period of Saturday nights 3-2 loss in San Jose. Perry scored from the slot just 27 seconds in on a pass from Patrick Maroon, and Getzlaf added another less than four minutes later on a setup from Lindholm. After Ryans goal, Ottawa trailed just 2-1 despite the Ducks 24 shots, a franchise record for a first period. But Lindholm made an exceptional backhand, cross-ice pass to set up Perrys second goal in the second. Bonino put Anaheim up 4-1 when he lost a faceoff to Jean-Gabriel Pageau, yet still controlled the puck and put a snap shot past Lehner. NOTES: RW Stefan Noesen, the other top prospect acquired from Ottawa in the trade for Ryan, has a "significant" injury to his left knee, according to the Ducks. Noesen was on crutches with an immobilizing brace on his knee after the game. ... The Mighty Ducks of Anaheim joined the NHL in 1993 when the Walt Disney Company named its expansion franchise after the Emilio Estevez-starring kids movie released a year earlier. Anaheim welcomed back 15 members of the original roster Sunday night, with the biggest cheers reserved for goalie Guy Hebert and enforcer Stu Grimson. ... The Senators visit Phoenix on Tuesday night to conclude their season-opening, six-game road trip. Anaheim visits Canadian Tire Centre on Oct. 25. Anthony Hitchens Cowboys Jersey . -- PGA TOUR Canada member Steve Saunders took a three-stroke lead Saturday in the Web. Joseph Randle Youth Jersey .J. Burnett. Jarrod Saltalamacchia hit a two-run double, Henderson Alvarez threw 6 2-3 sharp innings and the Miami Marlins beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 Wednesday night.VAL-DOR, Que. -- Anthony Mantha scored his league-leading 31st and 32nd goals of the season in the Val-dOr Foreurs 9-3 victory over the Rimouski Oceanic in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League play on Wednesday. Louick Marcotte and Pierre-Maxime Poudrier also scored twice for the Foreurs (20-11-0), who had period leads of 4-1 and 7-1. Randy Gazzola and Samuel Henley got the other Val-dOr goals. Guillaume McSween gave Rimouski (16-9-5) a brief lead in the opening period, and Michael Joly and Peter Trainor scored for the Oceanic in the third. Francois Tremblay made 32 saves for Val-dOr. Rimouski netminder Philippe Desrosiers allowed five goals on 16 shots in a little over 22 minutes of playing time. Zachary Fortin finished the game, and gave up four goals on 21 shots. --- SCREAMING EAGLES 6 REMPARTS 3 SYDNEY, N.S. -- The Screaming Eagles scored twice in a 43-second span of the second period to open a 4-0 lead to cruise to their victory over the Remparts. Timothe Simard opened the scoring for Cape Breton (16-11-3) in the first period, and Charles-Eric Legare added to the lead at 9:09 of the second period with the first of his two goals. Raphael Corriveau made it a three-goal game at 14:53 before Legare struck again with his 12th goal of the season. Adam Erne got one back for Quebec (15-10-6) with a power-play goal at 16.29, but Maxim Lazarev took the air out of any comeback with his goal in the final minute of the second period. Anthony Duclair, with his 23rd, and Nick Sorensen scored for the Remparts in the third period to cut the margin to 5-3, before Jeremy Beaudry closed the sscoring for Cape Breton. Tyrone Crawford Womens Jersey. Alex Bureau stopped 29 shots for Cape Breton. Francois Brassard handled 22-of-27 shots over the first period for Quebec, and Callum Booth went the rest of the way in net, allowing a goal on five shots. --- TITAN 3 ISLANDERS 2 BATHURST, N.B. -- Acadie-Bathurst rallied from a 2-0 deficit in the third period to defeat Charlottetown. Christophe Boivin finally got the Titan (13-15-2) on the scoreboard at 4:27 of the third period, and Adam Stevens tied it with a short-handed goal at 10:31. Nicholas Blanchard score the winner for Acadie-Bathurst on the power play at 16:42. 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