Fellow monks, I am in need of your assistance.

I'm doing a project where I've set up an anonymous hash to hold information gathered from a regex but coming from multiple lines so it isn't keeping name, addr, etc. with the phone and level information. 

Here's my code:
foreach $line(@urllist){
                        $data = get($line);
                        @x = split/\r\n|\n/,$data;
                        foreach my $line1(@x){
                                ($school->{school},
                                 $school->{addr},
                                 $school->{city},
                                 $school->{zip}) = ($1, $2, $3, $4)
                                 if $line1 =~ m!$regex1!io;
                                 ($school->{phone}, $school->{level}) 
+= ($1, $2)
                                 if $line1 =~ m!$regex2!io;
                                 }
print "$school->{school}\n$school->{addr}\n$school->{city}\n
       $school->{zip}\n$school->{phone}\n$school->{level}\n\n";
                        };

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My first thought was to kludge regex2 to have 4 empty values but I now realize that would clobber my other data that I've matched already.

Without concatenating the data lines, or using a subhash on the hash, is there a way I can keep all that data keyed together?

Thanks in advance!

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In reply to Question on anon hashes by Popcorn Dave

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