Conditions were near perfect for this long anticipated "Brown Jug" match against the Pigs. The temp was 45 degrees, sunny with very little wind. The field could have been better but we have seen worse... The game started off with the Pigs controlling the ball. The Feeder played defensive in their half for the first twenty minutes of the game and eventually one of the Pigs backs made it thru the Feeders Berlin Wall for the first score of the game. The kick was good making the score 0 - 7. The New Zealand ref didn't give the Feeders any breaks and definitely helped the Pigs control the ball by calling a disproportionate amount of penalties on the Feeders. The second score of the half would be a kick off of a penalty by the Pigs. The score was now 0 - 10 This is where the tide would start to turn, but maybe too little too late. Feeders would eventually punch a try in thru a series of mauls and pick and go's from the Pack. Bob Schinke, with good support, pushed a try in from 8 meters out. A tough kick was then missed.