The Movers finished the Alaska League baseball series against the Goldpanners with a 3-4 record.
Sean Murphy opened the ninth with a single off Dan Boone, a 42-year-old left-hander who pitched for the Hawaii Islanders (Pacific Coast League) during the 1980 season.
Jamie Aloy walked and Priess belted a three-run homer over the left-field wall to tie the score.
Buster Small then walked and after a wild pitch moved pinch-runner Matt Reynolds to second, Sean Takamori's two-out single to the gap in right-center field scored the game-winning run.
July Rakela, director of tennis at the Orinda Country Club in California, won the women's open singles crown by defeating Oahu's Judy Weitz, 6-1, 6-3.
Pearl City teams won two boys' titles (divisions 2 and 3) and one girls' championship (division 2) and only a 4-3 victory by Pacific Palisades in the boys' division 4 title game prevented Pearl City from claiming all the boys' hardware up for grabs yesterday.
San Juan Capistrano (Calif.) won the girls' division 3 and 4 crowns, defeating Diamond Head in both championship matches, 1-0.
However, Hawaii's Sunny Garcia was ousted by Australian Mark Occhilupo and Ho's victory came at the expense of fellow Hawaii surfer Ross Williams.
Bailey was timed in 16 minutes, 15 seconds. Wokasch finished in 18:40.
Dane Mizusawa pitched the shutout for Mililani.
The 10-run rule halted the game after four innings.
Mililani will represent Hawaii in the Mustang West Zone Tournament at Valencia, Calif., Aug. 1-5.
The entry fee is $20 for adult and young adult, $10 for youth and cub. For additional information, call Ronny Yurong at 671-0468.