SWEDEN TAKES SQUAD 4

Jouni Kampainen of Trosa, Sweden (pictured) topped Squad 4 this afternoon but did not budge Tore Torgersen from his perch at the top of the leader board on 1,471. The 21-year-old bowling center employee held a 213 national average at home last year and was pleased to hit a 234 average here to top the squad scores and hold fourth place overnight with 1,404.

"I'm really surprised that I bowled so well," he said afterwards, "but my long-time coach Sten-Ake Nilsson told me exactly what to do, how to play, so I went out and did it."

Asked about his idols among the highly talented competitors in this prestigious event, Kampainen replied: "All the American bowlers seem to be good, but I've always admired Tim Mack and Bill Hoffman, so I'd like to see them do really well."

Kampainen made a name for himself at the Super Six Championships in Kristinehamn by rolling the only 300 game and picking up the handsome prize of 100,000 Swedish kroner. What did he do with the money? "I've still got it," he promptly replied.

There's a good head on young shoulders.                                             Keith Hale, Helsingborg.

STANDINGS AFTER SQUAD 4: