In Boston, Fee & Raposa report that Bucks G RAY ALLEN
will join actors ERIC STOLTZ, SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR and JOEY
LAUREN ADAMS in the film "HARVARD MAN." Directed by JAMES
TOBACK, the film tells the story of a college basketball
player who "fixes the big game for the Mob" (BOSTON HERALD,
7/10)....Skater KRISTI YAMAGUCHI married NHL Panthers D BRET
HEDICAN on Saturday in Hawaii (Mult., 7/10)....SI's S.L.
Price writes that STEFFI GRAF "has thrown her life into
supporting" boyfriend ANDRE AGASSI. Price: "She has let her
endorsement deals with Adidas and Wilson languish, because
she has no interest in meeting sponsors or signing
autographs. She has done nothing to build a postplaying
career: no TV, no commercials." One source "close to Graf":
"She's become a groupie. She wants to be around Andre but
doesn't know what else she wants to do. It drives her
crazy. You look at her during Andre's match: She looks like
she's in agony -- like all groupies" (SI, 7/10 issue)....In
Denver, Jason Blevins profiled the Broncos' new in-house
Counsel RICHARD SLIVKA, who is facing an "ever-increasing
workload" of new stadium contracts, employee contracts and
"legal trademark issues" (DENVER POST, 7/7)....In Dallas,
Richard Alm profiled golf agent ROCKY HAMBRIC and his new
agency Hambric Sports Management. Hambric "intends to re-
establish himself as one of the top agents in the golf
business" and has spent the past six months "scouting the
college ranks." Hambric: "This is the best group of college
players I've seen in a long time. ... From the standpoint of
the company, the younger the players, the better" (DALLAS
MORNING NEWS, 7/8)....The K.C. chapter of NFL Alumni hosted
the LAMAR HUNT ROAST AND TRIBUTE Saturday night, with
proceeds going to the YMCA of Greater Kansas City. In K.C.,
Ivan Carter wrote that tales during the roast "focused on
Hunt's days riding the bench as [a] college [football]
player at SMU, his ever-present outfit of a blue blazer and
gray slacks and his penchant for frugality" (K.C. STAR,
7/8).....NBC's Tracy Potts reported on the GORGE GAMES,
where "over 2,000 citizen athletes this weekend are
competing in their version of the Olympics" in OR. The
event over seven days is estimated to be worth $20M to the
local economy ("NBC Nightly News," NBC, 7/9).
