Stanger v. State

CHRISTIAN, Judge. —

The offense is establishing a lottery, the punishment a fine of one hundred dollars.

In the state of the record, we can only consider the question of the sufficiency of the evidence.

Appellant exhibited in his place of business a punch board having holes in it containing strips of paper which were rolled up. The strips of paper were punched out with an iron key. Printed on these strips were various baseball terms, as: “First Base Hit,” "Two-Base Hit,” “Three-Base Hit,” “Home Run,” “Strike Out,” “Out at First Base,” etc. This was not visible until after they were punched. If…