My question involves traffic court in the State of: Ohio, city of Cincinnati
I was found guilty of failure to yield right of way at an intersection where the traffic lights were out due to a power failure. The code is as follows
Sec. 506-49. Right-of-Way at Street Intersections.
Except where otherwise provided, the operator of a vehicle shall yield the right-of-way at an intersection to a vehicle approaching from the right.
I contend that I arrived at the intersection first and had entered the intersection before the car to my right. The other driver contends they were there first. The damage to the vehicles supports my version.
The judge cited the code and found me guilty on the literal interpretation that the other car was approaching from the right. I feel the judge did not take into consideration that
1. I arrived first
2. Was already in the intersection
3. The other driver's version did not support the description of the damage to the vehicles.
4. The description of the damage that would support my version.
My question is do I have any chance to win this on an appeal?

