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Toledo Mercurys hockey logo, Ohio, 1947–1962

Toledo Mercurys

Toledo, Ohio1947–1962

Shop retro Toledo Mercurys tees, hoodies and hats. Named through a sponsorship with a local Mercury car dealer, the team played at the Toledo Sports Arena, won the IHL in its very first year and repeated as champions in 1951 and 1952. Celebrate the first pro team in a long line of Toledo hockey clubs by browsing all of our Mercurys gear, then read the team history below. Every design comes from a small business devoted to preserving the history of fondly remembered and long-lost hockey teams.

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Toledo Mercurys Hoodie in kelly green with the yellow script with a winged Mercury head on the front Toledo Mercurys Hoodie in kelly green with the yellow script with a winged Mercury head on the front
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Toledo Mercurys T-Shirt in dark green with the yellow script with a winged Mercury head on the front Toledo Mercurys T-Shirt in dark green with the yellow script with a winged Mercury head on the front
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Toledo Mercurys T-Shirt (Lightweight) in olive with the yellow script with a winged Mercury head on the front Toledo Mercurys T-Shirt (Lightweight) in olive with the yellow script with a winged Mercury head on the front
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Toledo Mercurys History

The Mercurys were the first pro club in a long series of Toledo hockey clubs. They were founded in 1947 and got their name from a sponsorship with a local automobile dealer who sold Mercurys. They played in the Toledo Sports Arena, which doubled as a logo of the Greek god of the same name. The Mercurys were big box office and ice success story. They won their first IHL championship in 1947, defeating Detroit Bright's Goodyears. The team's sponsorship changed in 1949-50, and they became the Toledo Buckeyes, relocating to the EHL and sporting one of the most unique hockey logos you'll ever see. They returned to the IHL after a year and won the title again in 1951 and 1952. The team folded in 1962, although it was immediately replaced by the Toledo Blades.

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