a couple things... looks like my code anyway :)
do push @LS, [split('\|',$_)]; then your @LS with be an array of arrays... pushing a split onto an array puts all your data onto the array each as new elements...

then to print the data out separately you can do... 

for(@LS) { #go through @LS 1 by 1, putting array ref into $_
  print "<TD>$el @{$_}</TD>"; #print each line converting arrayref int
+o array for printing
  ## or you could do
  print "<TD>$_->[1]</TD>";# to print just the team name... etc 
}

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Update:
Actually, for what you are doing I would just do... 
my @line = split('\|',$_);
print "<TR><TD COLSPAN=10>Team: $_->[1] Score: $_->[0]</TD></TR>";
print "<TR><TD><B>Innings</B></TD>";
for(my $i = 2; $i <= 11; $i++) {
  print "<TD>$_->[$1]</TD>";
}
print "</TR>";

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where you now have the push @LS code... would work just as well.

...or something similar, I don't know if I am right about the data, and you may not want to display it that way... but it's just an example
                - Ant

In reply to Re: Picking out text by suaveant
in thread Picking out text by Anonymous Monk

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