Should the Rams Stay or Should They Go?

If the Rams don’t play in Anaheim, they won’t play in St. Louis, Baltimore or anywhere else folks like a good show.

KEN JOHNSON

Pinon Hills

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Georgia Frontiere should do the Rams and professional football a favor--sell the team.

BRAD COOLEY

Riverside

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I noticed an error in your NFL standings. You have the Rams 1-0, the Raiders 0-1.

KEVIN KOURY

Bel Air

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An interesting concept for your Rams’ game coverage (“Rams Wake Up and Show Buddy How to Play Ball,” Sept. 5)--using members of the Junior Rams Club to report and comment on the game rather than mature, responsible, professional journalists. The Rams deserve an A for determination, and an A+ for good fortune, but they could neither rush nor pass, catch a punt or cover a receiver.

JAMES L. KEANE

Bainbridge Island, Wash.

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This city could never loyally support a professional football team, win or lose. The Raiders were in the playoffs last year and had the lowest home attendance average since 1982. Not only will this city probably lose the Rams, but it will also lose the Raiders.

Los Angeles will be nothing more than a college football town.

JESSE R. RODRIGUEZ

Los Angeles

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Don’t chuck Knox.

DWIGHT CATES

Ventura