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This Day in Sports History: January 30

January is an exciting month for sports fans. The NBA and NHL seasons are in full swing, NFL playoffs heat up, and college bowl games take center stage. There are also college basketball tournaments, the Australian Open in tennis, UFC Fight Nights, Formula E races, and PGA Tour events.

January 30 has seen many memorable moments in sports history. Here are some highlights:

– 1924: Gillis Grafström won gold in figure skating at the Chamonix Winter Olympics, becoming the first to defend a Summer Olympic title at the Winter Games.
– 1933: Jack Crawford claimed his third straight Australian Open title.
– 1960: Gordie Howe became the NHL’s all-time leading scorer.
– 1971: UCLA began an 88-game winning streak in basketball.
– 1979: The Pittsburgh Steelers triumphed over the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl XIII.
– 1990: Wayne Gretzky scored his 100th point of the season for the 11th consecutive year.
– 1996: Magic Johnson returned from retirement, leading the Lakers to a win with 19 points, 8 rebounds, and 10 assists.
– 2018: James Harden set an NBA record with a 60-point triple-double in a game against the Orlando Magic.

Three standout athletes from January 30 are Nancye Wynne Bolton, Dan Jansen, and James Harden. Bolton was known for her incredible success at the Australian Championships, winning 20 titles. These moments remind us of the thrilling history of sports and the legends who shaped it.

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