UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers

Hello everyone,
I have got this following script to telnet to other UNIX boxes from one UNIX box and then run a script to count a certain paramater. The following line connects to the other box(es):
(sleep 1; echo $username; sleep 1; echo $password ; sleep 1 ; echo y; sleep 1; echo "\r" ; sleep 1 ; echo `pwd` ; sleep 1 ; cd ./myworkdir ; echo `pwd` ; echo `./Count.sh` >> Count.csv ; echo `cat $count` ; sleep 15 |&)| telnet $SERVER > temp
The script in Count.sh is:
TotalCount=0



#For finding Today's total count
TotalCount=0
searchString="<LDATE>2008-07-03</LDATE>"

TotalCount=`find /DIR1/LOGDIR/* -name "*appLog*" -mtime -8 | xargs grep -hc $searchString | awk '{sum+=$1;}END{print sum}'`

echo "TodayTotalCount,$1",$TotalCount > ./Datafiles/ServerCount.csv
cd ./Datafiles
clear
cat ServerCount.csv
exit

Now what I want to do is get the data of all these servers and then collect them into one single file in the master box from where I am running these scripts.
I have tried it with:
echo `./Count.sh` >> Count.csv in the line where I am 'telnetting' to the other boxes but with no effect.
Any idea people?!
Thanks.

Maybe ssh is more an option for you than telnet, as it is very good for running scripts/doing tasks remote. It is encrypted too, which telnet isn't. Also best to post your code in [ C O D E ] codecodecode [ / C O D E ] tags to make it more readable.
There are plenty posts in here asking how to set up ssh with creating and exchanging public keys without pw etc.

Hello Zaxxon,
I am afraid that ssh is not an option here. I need to do it with telnet. Life is tough!!!
Thanks.