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Roy Eisenhardt
Roy Eisenhardt (born 1939) is a lawyer and former president of the Oakland Athletics and member of the Haas family of San Francisco.
==Biography==
Eisenhardt was born to a middle-class, Roman Catholic family〔Angell, Roger (Season Ticket ) Season Ticket: A Baseball Companion 1988〕 and grew up in South Orange, New Jersey,〔 the son of Catheryn T. and Emil Henry Eisenhardt.〔(San Francisco Gate Obituary: "Catheryn Eisenhardt" ) July 21, 2013〕 His father was the director of purchasing at a local university and his mother was a professor of English and Linguistics.〔 His paternal grandfather was an immigrant from Germany.〔 He has one brother and one sister.〔 He attended Columbia High School in Maplewood, New Jersey and then graduated from Dartmouth College in 1960.〔 After school he served two years in the United States Marine Corps in Okinawa before returning to the United States to attend law school at UC Berkeley School of Law where he graduated in 1965.〔 He then went to Germany to study tax law〔 and upon returning, worked in business law at the firm of Farella, Braun, & Martel in San Francisco and then in 1975, he began teaching at UC Berkeley School of Law.〔 In 1980, he served as president of Major League Baseball's Oakland Athletics then owned by his father-in-law, Walter A. Haas, Jr. who he had helped to negotiate the purchase of the A's from Charles O. Finley for $12.7 million.〔(Inc Magazine: "For Roy Eisenhardt, Business Is A Ball" by Jay Stuller )〕〔(New York Times: "Oakland's Stars in the Front Office" By ANDREW POLLACK ) October 20, 1988〕 He served as president from 1981-1986.
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