The Wasp — 1892 — page 60: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This *Wasp* cartoon depicts a confrontation between two figures in a rural setting. The central character wears a hat labeled "SANDLOTTER" and holds a club labeled "SANDLOT PLAYER," suggesting he represents amateur baseball enthusiasts. He appears to be in conflict with another figure (partially visible on the left). The visible text fragment reads: "...ing fair play" and "...and fight fair or I'll take a hand in this little scrimmage myself." The cartoon likely satirizes disputes over sandlot (informal) baseball playing, possibly addressing conflicts between amateur players and authorities, property owners, or organized baseball interests. The "fair play" reference suggests debates about proper conduct or equal treatment in these recreational games. Without additional context or clearer text, the specific political or social grievance remains somewhat unclear.