Article: Longtime football rivalry runs deep South Milwaukee, Cudahy meet for bragging rights

The intensity of the Cudahy-South Milwaukee football rivalry belies the closeness of the communities involved.

Fathers who played at one school now send their children to the other. Cudahy graduates marry South Milwaukee alumni. Cousins line up against each other.

And in an area where people often cross city lines to go to work, co-workers' children play and cheer against each other. Bragging rights are a prized commodity. "It's just College Avenue that separates us, so that lends itself to a lot of pre-game talk and excitement," South Milwaukee athletic director Jim Teff said. When teams from the two schools take the field Friday evening at 7:30, it will mark the 74th straight season ...

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