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Stealing 2nd-1st-2nd. edit
There's an infamous blooper from August 16 1987 where Moseby stole 2nd and the throw was high into center field. Moseby couldn't see the ball and went back to first base. Then when the ball got away he went back to second. This was how the play was scored.
Baserunner Advance; Moseby to 2B/Adv on E8 (throw)