Chattanooga pitchers Austin Adams and Dietrich Enns combined to strike out 11 batters and allow just four hits as the Lookouts topped Jacksonville 2-1 Sunday afternoon before an announced crowd of 2,155 at AT&T Field.
Sunday marked the first game for the Lookouts since being eliminated from the Southern League playoffs.
Adams pitched the first two innings, allowing one hit while striking out three, before turning things over to Enns. Chattanooga went up 1-0 on an Andy Wilkins home run to right-center field that led off the second inning. The Lookouts made it 2-0 in the third, when Tanner English's leadoff triple was followed by a Luke Raley sacrifice.
Enns did not allow a hit in the third, fourth or fifth innings before yielding three in the sixth, which resulted in the Jumbo Shrimp scoring their lone run. He did not give up a hit in the final three innings.
Chattanooga improved to 26-35 in the second half and to 62-68 overall with seven games remaining in the season.