Yuri Babenko and Steffon Walby were a winning combination for the Hershey Bears against the Cincinnati Mighty Ducks.

        Babenko, a top prospect for the Colorada Avalanche, tallied a pair of second-period goals and Walby chipped in with three assists as the Bears rallied from a three-goal, first-period deficit to beat the Mighty Ducks 4-3 in the AHL Sunday night at the Gardens.

        Cincinnati had a five-game winning streak halted. Rookie Philippe Sauve made 35 saves for Hershey, winners of five straight.

        Hershey ....... 2  2  0—4

        Cincinnati ....... 3  0  0—3

        First period: 1. Cin, Niemi 1 (Wallin, Tenkrat), 1:36 (ppg). 2. Cin, Rodgers 2 (Avery, Chouinard), 2:37. 3. Cin, Chouinard 1 (OSullivan), 4:50. 4. Her, Lazarev 3, 7:30.5. Her, Larsen 6 (Shearer, Walby), 17:10 (ppg).

        Second period: 6. Her, Babenko 2(Walby), 8:54.7. Her,Babenko 3 (Walby, Timmons), 12:10.

        Third period: No scoring.

        Shots on goal: Hershey 16-8-9=33; Cin 15-8-15=38. Power play conversions: Her 1-for-5; Cin 1-for-3. Goaltenders: Her, Sauve (35 saves, record 2-1-0); Cin, Naumenko (29 saves, record 1-1-0). Attendance: 2,441.

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