about one o'clock
The ` Varsity match was a complete failure owing to the weather , and was never likely to be finished . Fred made fifteen in the one Oxford innings , and as the whole side made under a hundred , he did n't do so badly . But I think Cambridge might have won if the game had been played out , so when it poured with rain on the third day , I did not mind very much , apart from the fact that Lord 's in wet weather is a terribly dismal place . I went back about one o'clock to my uncle 's house and having found a huge London directory , I hunted for the name of Owen . I soon found an address in Victoria Street , which seemed to be the one for which I was looking . `` Professor of Gymnastics , Boxing and Fencing '' was pretty well bound to be right , and in the afternoon I started off to find Owen . I wanted to ask him to come and stay with us as soon as Jack Ward had gone , and I had already told my mother about his illness , though I had never mentioned the life-saving tale .