Can't tellem apart

Article Abstract:

Sports agent Arn Tellem sees a large part of himself in Arliss, the newest TV character that is played by Robert Wuhl. Both are smart, driven, aggressive and slick. Producers of the show, however, say that Arliss is not Tellem but is a combination of the personalities of several sports agents.

Portrayals, Sports agents, Tellem, Arn

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The healer

Article Abstract:

Pat Croce started out as physical therapist at a hospital. Gifted with a sharp business acumen which he hides behind a crazy-guy mask, he established a sports-medicine center that grew into a chain of 40 centers. He was also responsible for the '76ers deal, which he now manages.

Investments, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Croce, Pat, Philadelphia Seventy-Sixers

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Sole man: Seth Berger and Rosemont's And 1 are surviving the sneakers war because they actually know how to play the game. If you can't hoop, don't show up for work

Article Abstract:

And 1, a new Rosemont-based basketball apparel and foot wear company, expects sales to reach $80 million in 1999. A profile of And 1 and its founders Jay Gilbert, Tommy Austin and Seth Burger, is presented.

Clothing industry, Sport clothes industry, Basketball Marketing Company Inc.

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