Cincinnati Hockey Hall of Fame

02/02/2026

In Honor of Black History Month we have Afro-Canadian, Ray Leacock, the first negro professional hockey player to play for the IHL Cincinnati Mohawks. Also, a former heavyweight Golden Gloves Boxing Champion. Salute!!!!! (article is an excerpt from Volume 3 of Jim Farmer's Cincinnati Sports Chronicle)

01/19/2026

Phil Goyette — a key member of the 1954–55 Cincinnati Mohawks’ Turner Cup championship team and the first head coach in New York Islanders history — has died at age 92.

Goyette led the Mohawks in scoring that season with 41 goals and 51 assists for 92 points in 57 games. He later went on to an NHL career with the Montreal Canadiens, winning Stanley Cup championships in each of his first four seasons, and also played for the New York Rangers and St. Louis Blues.

credit:DonHelbig for original post.

12/03/2025

Make offer- excellent condition & complete.

Rare 2 decks of vintage Congress Cincinnati Gardens "Home of the Royals" playing cards in original case. Complete and excellent condition.