Clip I actually can see how in some cases in speech the name syllables might be divided between “Ha-rry,” and the other as “hair-y,” but the diacritical marks they show at the end to buttress their remarks [circumflex ‘a’] don’t seem right, so either someone had a wacky dictionary, or there was a bad transcription. M-W indicates:
hairy adj \ˈher-ē
har·ry verb *\ˈher-ē, ˈha-rē\
Tom, Dick, and Har·ry noun \ˌtäm-ˌdik-ən(d)-*ˈha-rē*
*M-W asserts that in their dictionary that the first listed pronunciation is not “preferred” and others “alternates,” but that all the pronunciations are valid, and that simply something has to come first.