Scorekeeping Question

K, dropped 3rd Strike, 2-5 PO?
That's what I'd put down in the Book.
Not sure if it's right. the EH

I'd score it 2-5 AS and credit the K to the pitcher. As the dropped strike gave the batter the right to go to first, he wasn't yet officially (completely? ) out...but the guy at third was nailed for the third out.

Batter after SO victim is up in the next inning..

thanks for the quick replies.
Now I will tell you how I scored it and one possible alterntive.
How I scored it:

KdE2, Caught stealing 2-5.
WHY? I was under the impression that on a dropped 3rd strike, there had to be some "resolution" (i.e. Kd2u, Kd2-3, Kd passed ball, wild pitch). COMMENTS? Now that I write this, I guess I COULD have scored it KdPB, CS 2-5. (FYI....it was definitely NOT a wild pitch)

Alternative, and I have never seen a scoring like this either...... KdFC, CS 2-5, reasoning is that the catcher once it was a dropped 3rd strike he had a choice of throwing to 3rd to get the base stealer OR thrown to 1B to get the batter-runner out. COMMENTS?

I'd definatley go with KdFC as the catcher had two options for the third out. Had he not succeeded in getting the out at third, I'd have given him the error to account for the baserunner on first.

This is not an error situation unless he throws the ball away. If the catcher dropped the ball that is a potential passed ball and not an error. However it isn't scored officially as a passed ball, either, unless a runner successfully advances.

Batter gets a K, reaches first on an FC. Runner out, CS 2-5. No E, no PB. Pitcher gets credit for the K but catcher does not get the putout as he would've had he held the pitch. Catcher gets an assist, PO credited to 3B.