I'm trying save the data from my system call to a log file. In the log file the output is:
INFO> SYB 1 TLM Check 0
INFO> SYB 2 TLM Check 0
INFO> SYB 3 TLM Check 0

The results from the system call are not being saved or logged. There should be 74 lines of output per syb. Any help is greatly appreciated. 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Time::Local;
use lib "$ENV{SCMS_HOME}lib";
use logme;


my $logFileName = shift;
logme::init($logFileName);

my @syb1 = system("/home/cfso/scripts/EVL_Loggers/check_tlm_MCF_EA_SYB
+1.csh");
logme::log("INFO","SYB 1 TLM Check @syb1\n");

my @syb2 = system("/home/cfso/scripts/EVL_Loggers/check_tlm_MCF_EA_SYB
+2.csh");
logme::log("INFO","SYB 2 TLM Check @syb1\n");

my @syb3 = system("/home/cfso/scripts/EVL_Loggers/check_tlm_MCF_EA_SYB
+3.csh");
logme::log("INFO","SYB 3 TLM Check @syb1\n");

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