introduction speech when Conzelman was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Conzelman was nominated for the College Football Hall of Fame in 1967, but did not receive sufficient votes for induction. In September 1968, a plaque honoring Conzelman was dedicated at Busch Memorial Stadium in St. Louis. In August 1969, Conzelman was selected by the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a quarterback on the NFL 1920s All-Decade Team. In June 1992, Conzelman was posthumously selected for the Washington University Athletic Hall of Fame as one of the 14 inaugural inductees. In August 2006, Conzelman was one of the eight charter members of the Arizona Cardinals Ring of Honor. Personal life Conzelman was married three times. He was married to Peggy Udell (or Unertl), a Ziegfeld Follies performer, in October 1923. In July 1924, Udell sued for divorce seeking support for an unborn child. The trial of the divorce action was postponed in July 1925 following the birth of the child. Conzelman and Udell were ultimately divorced in 1930. Conzelman's second marriage to Lilian Adele Conzelman ended in divorce in October 1935. He married his third wife, Anna Forrestal, in December 1936. Conzelman and his third wife had a son, James D. Conzelman, Jr. They remained married at the time of Conzelman's death. Conzelman died in July 1970 at age 72 at Missouri Baptist Hospital. He was buried at Calvary Cemetery and Mausoleum in St. Louis. Head coaching record College NFL *Only coached the last 5 games of the season to replace Frank Coughlin +Only coached the last 3 games of the season to replace Budge Garrett References External links 1898 births 1970 deaths American football quarterbacks Chicago Cardinals coaches Decatur Staleys players Detroit Panthers players Great Lakes Navy Bluejackets football players Milwaukee Badgers coaches Milwaukee Badgers players National Football League owners Providence Steam Roller coaches Providence Steam Roller players Rock Island Independents coaches Rock Island Independents players St. Louis Browns executives St. Louis Gunners coaches Washington University Bears football coaches Washington University Bears football players Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees Coaches of American football from Missouri Players of American football from St. Louis Chicago Cardinals head coaches Rock Island Islanders players Minor league baseball managers