1984 Senior League World Series

The 1984 Senior League World Series took place from August 13–18 in Gary, Indiana, United States. Altamonte Springs, Florida defeated Pingtung, Taiwan in the championship game.

1984 Senior League World Series
Tournament information
LocationGary, Indiana
DatesAugust 13–18
Final positions
Champions Altamonte Springs, Florida
Runner-up Pingtung, Taiwan

Teams
United States International
Seaford, Delaware
Nanticoke
East		 Calgary, Alberta

Canada
Midland, Michigan

North		 London, England

Europe
Altamonte Springs, Florida

South		 Pingtung, Taiwan

Far East
Walnut Creek, California

West		 Dominican Republic

Latin America

Results

[1][2][3][4][5][6]

  First Round     Second Round     Third Round     Semifinals     Championship
                                                 
  Winner's Bracket
  — Taiwan 5  
  — Dominican Republic 4    
      1–0 Taiwan 3  
      1–0 California 7    
  — Canada 0          
  — California 8        
      2–0 California 5            
      2–0 Florida 10              
  — Delaware 1              
  — Florida 7                
      1–0 Florida 4          
      1–0 Michigan 1        
  — Michigan 19          
  — England 2         3–0 Florida 10 —
      4–1 Taiwan 7 —
  Loser's Bracket      
  0–1 Dominican Republic 3        
  0–1 Canada 1     1–1 Michigan 4        
    1–1 Dominican Republic 17          
      2–1 Dominican Republic 5        
  0–1 Delaware 14         2–1 Taiwan 7     2–1 California 3    
  0–1 England 0     1–1 Taiwan 11         3–1 Taiwan 8  
    1–1 Delaware 2  


1984 Senior League World Series Champions

Altamonte Springs, Florida

References
  1. Seaford Loses in First Game of World Series. The Morning News
  2. Gary, Ind.. Farmington Daily Times
  3. California Upsets Taiwan Nine. Syracuse Herald-Journal
  4. Florida Team in Final. Altoona Mirror
  5. Gary, Ind. . United Press International
  6. Altamonte Ballplayers on Top of the World. Orlando Sentinel.
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