Play On After a Foul Tip?

 
There are no outs and runners on first base (R1) and third base (R3). The batter (B1) has a 1-1 count. As R1 is stealing second on the pitch, B1 foul tips the pitch. R1 stops running half way to second base. The catcher runs towards R1, throws the ball to the second baseman and R1 is tagged out, while R3 scores. B1's Foul tip, R1 stealing, and R3 scoring -- what do the umpires do with each?
 
Call
A foul tip is when the batter tips the pitch and the ball goes sharply and directly to either of the catcher's hands, where it is properly secured. A foul tip is a live ball. In the situation below, R1 is out, R3 scores, and B1 remains at the plate with a 1-2 count.

There is one out and runners on first base (R1) and third base (R3). The batter (B1) has a 1-2 count. As R1 is stealing 2nd base on the pitch, B1 foul tips the pitch. R1 stops running half way to second base. The catcher runs towards R1, throws the ball to the second baseman and R1 is tagged out, while R3 scores.
 
1. If R3 crosses home before R1 is tagged out, does the run count?
2. What if R3 crosses home just after R1 is tagged out?
 
Call
In the situation below, B1's foul tip is the third strike, so B1 is out and the ball stays live. R1's tag-out is the third out of the inning, so if R3 crosses home plate before the tag of R1, then R3's run will count. If R1 is tagged before R3 crosses home plate, then R3's run does not count.