On This Day in Blackhawks History: February 11

Here's a list of notable events on February 11 in Chicago Blackhawks history.

1962: Multi-Point Games by Bobby Hull, Stan Mikita Not Enough vs. Canadiens

On February 11, 1962, Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita each scored two points in the Blackhawks' 4-3 loss to the Montreal Canadiens.

Hull lit the lamp first to give the Blackhawks an early lead. Jean Béliveu responded for Montreal, sending the game into the first intermission tied at one.

Hull and Mikita both logged assists on Murray Balfour's second-period tally to put the Blackhawks back in front. Henri Richard got the Canadiens back even in the third period before Mikita scored to restore Chicago's lead.

However, Béliveu and Don Marshall lit the lamp down the stretch to secure Montreal's comeback victory at Chicago Stadium.

1976: Bobby Hull Scores Hat Trick as Blackhawks Tie Maple Leafs

On February 11, 1976, Bobby Hull scored a hat trick in the Blackhawks' 4-4 tie against the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Hull scored once in the first period and twice in the third period to help Chicago salvage a tie. Stan Mikita added a goal and an assist, but the Maple Leafs got four shots by Denis DeJordy to give the game its final score.