Hampden-Sydney College

Alfred Dudley was an excellent football player and track standout at Hampden-Sydney.  He was the starting center for H-SC for four years and team captain, as a junior, in 1925.  Dudley was a two-time All-State selection despite being one of the lightest linemen, weighing in at only 148 pounds.

He was cited for his outstanding performance against the University of Richmond during the 1924 season, when he enjoyed a tremendous game despite rainy and muddy playing conditions.  He scored a touchdown against Elon College during the 1925 season.  In 1926, he played the finest game of his career during a scoreless tie with the University of Virginia.

Dudley lettered in track for two years as a field event specialist.  He received both the Algernon Sydney Sullivan award and the Gammon Cup while at H-SC.

After graduation, he served as a Presbyterian minister, including a stint at Charlotte Court House Presbyterian Church.  Today he is retired and lives in Staunton.