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1966 Senior League World Series
Tournament information
LocationDes Moines, Iowa
DatesAugust 18–20, 1966
Final positions
ChampionsNew York (state) East Rochester, New York
Runner-upCalifornia La Habra, California
 1965
1967 

The 1966 Senior League World Series took place from August 18–20 in Des Moines, Iowa, United States. East Rochester, New York defeated La Habra, California in the championship game.

Teams

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United States International
New York (state) East Rochester, New York

East
Canada Fort William, Ontario

Canada
Ohio Dayton, Ohio
Englewood Hills
North
Mexico Monterrey, Mexico
Del Norte
Mexico
Maryland Elkton, Maryland

South
California La Habra, California

West

Results

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[1][2][3]

Opening Round Semifinals Championship
1–0 Maryland Maryland 0
Ohio Ohio 0 California California 3
Maryland Maryland 1 1–0 California California 2
2–0 New York (state) New York 4
Canada Canada 3
Mexico Mexico 0 1–0 New York (state) New York 5
New York (state) New York 6 Third-place game
1–1 Maryland Maryland (F/5) 10
0–1 Canada Canada 0
Fifth Place Game
   
0–1 Ohio Ohio 6
0–1 Mexico Mexico 7
1966 Senior League World Series Champions

East Rochester, New York

References

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  1. 1965 Senior Meet Champ Loses, 6-0. The Des Moines Register
  2. California, N.Y. Teams Go to Final. The Des Moines Register
  3. N.Y. Team Wins Senior Tourney, 4-2. The Des Moines Register