Well, I know that picture three includes 2/4 of the Tom Tom Club. Also, the dudes in picture 4, whoever they are (Boston?) probably had wilder parties than the cerebral former art students in picture three. Is this sort of piecemeal, clueless observing allowed, or are comments to be reserved to full guesses?
Bob, I'm not sure where else to put this, but this is from the 1981 SI article on Bill James (and is actually an excerpt from one the 1979 Abstract):
"The argument that what Guidry did is more unusual than what Rice did is specious.... It's an award for the most valuable performance, not the most unusual. The most unusual performance was turned in by Bob Stinson of Seattle, who reached base six times on catcher's interference."
#2 is Ray "You doesn't have to call me" Johnson
#3 is the Talking Heads.
There is the final piece of the puzzle.
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Josh thought the group was Boston in 1 .
"The argument that what Guidry did is more unusual than what Rice did is specious.... It's an award for the most valuable performance, not the most unusual. The most unusual performance was turned in by Bob Stinson of Seattle, who reached base six times on catcher's interference."
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