I have a text file that looks like the following: 
CAUGHT STEALING
5602|Edgar Renteria|24|St. Louis Cardinals|1|3

PITCHING
24|St. Louis Cardinals
4379|Andy Benes|L, 2-2|0|6|8|3|3|0|0|1|24|31|41|72|4.41|.258
4625|Heathcliff Slocumb|0|0|1|0|0|0|0|0|0|4|3|8|11|4.08|.231
4979|Mike Mohler|0|0|1|0|0|0|1|3|0|4|8|9|17|8.79|.293

17|Cincinnati Reds
5346|Ron Villone|W, 3-1|0|6.2|5|2|2|3|4|2|28|42|59|101|4.73|.301
6174|Scott Williamson|SV, 2|0|2.1|2|0|0|0|3|0|9|10|25|35|2.53|.211

DOUBLE PLAYS
24|St. Louis Cardinals|2|Vina to Renteria to McGwire|Vina to Renteria

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When I run this code I also get the DOUBLE PLAYS section. Is there a way for me to just get the pitching section? 
open(INPUT,"c:/MLB_boxscore.TXT") or die "Can't open file";
print "<html><head><title>My page</title></head><body>";
print "<table>";
$pitching = 0;
while(<INPUT>) {
    if($pitching) {
        last if /^[A-Z]+$/;    
        chomp;
        @LS = ();
        push @LS, split('\|',$_);
        print "<tr>"; 
        print "<td>" . $LS[$_] . "</td>" for (1..$#LS);
        print "</tr>";
        
     }  
          elsif(/^PITCHING/) {
          $pitching = 1}
        
}

print "</table></body></html>";
close INPUT;

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