Tiikeri Sports cartoon 30-4-1953

Arvo "Tiikeri" Tigerstedt (1899-1969) is to my knowledge the only full-time sports cartoonist in Finnish history. He worked for a sports magazine from 1920 to 1929, after which he moved to the biggest daily newspaper in the country, Helsingin Sanomat. He staid with them until his retirement in 1957, having produced more than 5000 cartoons and a dozen or so book collections. His career included coverage of five Olympic games.
This drawing here is not directly sports related, but quite funny from a professional cartoonist's viewpoint. Here Tiikeri complains that it's Walpurgis Night (May Day's eve, a big carnivalistic holiday in Northern Europe) and he would love to leave work early and go partying, but he hasn't come up with an idea for a drawing. So he just sets out riffing on several things associated with the celebration: champagne, funnel cake and confetti - and decides that all them are too hard to draw.