(.+)? (optionally match one or more characters)
should be
(.+?) (match one or more characters non-greedily)

For example, 

$saved_page = <<'__EOI__';
</a><br>Haunted Woods 1.13 WC Piece<br>&nbsp;<b>
</a><br>Moo Moo 1.23 WD Piece<br>&nbsp;<b>
</a><br>Foo Bar 1.14 WC Piece<br>&nbsp;<b>
__EOI__

push (@items, $1)
   while $saved_page =~ m#</a><br>(.+?)<br>&nbsp;<b>#g;

print("$_\n")
   foreach @items;

[download]

outputs 

Haunted Woods 1.13 WC Piece
Moo Moo 1.23 WD Piece
Foo Bar 1.14 WC Piece

[download]

Update: If there can be newlines, don't forget to use /.../gs instead of /.../g.

In reply to Re: html regex problem by ikegami
in thread html regex problem by Anonymous Monk

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