Winthrop will play Lowell while Kirkland faces Dunster on Wednesday, Oct. 16, to inaugurate the 1946 House football season, according to Adolph Samborski, director of intramural athletics, who released the schedule yesterday afternoon.

Each House will play about two contests a week in a round-robin tournament which will include one game with each opponent, climaxed, in most cases, with a match against one of the Yale colleges on Friday before the Yale game.

Leverett won the football championship in 1942, the last year of intramural competition before activities were suspended because of the war. The winning House each year receives the House Perpetual Football Trophy given by J. Dudley Clark '03. The schedule: Wed., Oct. 16  Winthrop-Lowell   Kirkland-Dunster Thur., Oct. 17  Eliot-Adams   Leverett-Dudley Mon., Oct. 21  Winthrop-Eliot   Lowell-Leverett Tue., Oct. 22  Dunster-Adams   Dudley-Kirkland Thur., Oct 24  Leverett-Eliot   Adams-Winthrop Fri., Oct. 25  Kirkland-Lowell   Dudley-Dunster Tue., Oct. 29  Eliot-Kirkland   Adams-Leverett Thur., Oct. 31  Dunster-Winthrop   Lowell-Dudley Mon., Nov. 4  Dudley-Eliot   Kirkland-Adams Tue., Nov. 5  Winthrop-Leverett   Dunster-Lowell Thur., Nov. 7  Lowell-Eliot   Adams-Dudley Fri., Nov. 8  Kirkland-Winthrop   Leverett-Dunster Wed., Nov. 13  Eliot-Dunster   Adams-Lowell Thur., Nov. 14  Dudley-Winthrop   Leverett-Kirkland