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Sparkys Revenge Dog Disc Tournament on Sunday, June 22 will pay tribute to 1947 Maury Island Incident victim

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Scheduled for June 22, 2025, the "Sparky’s Revenge" Dog Disc Tournament will take place at 1000 S 220th St, Des Moines, Washington, from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m. local time.

The event will honor a victim of the 1947 Maury Island Incident, linking historical remembrance with community participation. Competitors will showcase their dogs' skills in flying disc competitions, highlighting the athleticism of various breeds. Local sponsors and pet associations are expected to support the event, enhancing community engagement. Organizers aim to attract both participants and spectators, fostering a lively atmosphere for dog lovers. This tournament is anticipated to strengthen community ties and celebrate the unique bond between pets and humans.

In previous years, similar events have drawn significant crowds, emphasizing the popularity of dog sports. The initiative underscores the importance of remembering local history while promoting active lifestyles among pet owners.

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