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   Crosstown rivalry

   In sports, a crosstown rivalry is a rivalry between two teams in the same metropolitan area. It is a term primarily used in the United States and Canada, and it is analogous to the local derby in other parts of the world.
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   UCLA-USC rivalry

   A number of titles have been applied to the football game such as: "The Los Angeles City Championship," "The Crosstown Showdown," "The Battle of L.A.", or simply the "crosstown rivalry."
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   USC Trojans

   The Victory Bell is the rivalry trophy in the USC-UCLA crosstown rivalry.
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   Local derby

   In North America, "crosstown rivalry" is a more common term.
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   Bayou Bucket

   The series signifies a college and crosstown rivalry.
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   Chicago Bears

   Their rivalry with the Cardinals, the oldest in the NFL (and a crosstown rivalry from 1920 to 1959), was key in four out of the first six league titles (see History of the Chicago Bears).
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   Carleton University

   Since Carleton's inception the student body has encouraged a crosstown rivalry with the University of Ottawa.
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   2007 UCLA Bruins football team

   The Trojans and Bruins met in the 77th edition of their crosstown rivalry.
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   Local derbies in France

   In North America, crosstown rivalry is a more common term.
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    Samuel F. B. Morse High School

    Additionally, Lincoln's reopening in 2007 has brought back a renewed, spirited crosstown rivalry between the two Southeast San Diego high schools.

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• UCLA-USC rivalry,
• USC Trojans,
• Local derby,
• Bayou Bucket,
• Chicago Bears,
• Carleton University,
• 2007 UCLA Bruins football team,
• Local derbies in France,
• Samuel F. B. Morse High School