The Los Angeles Dodgers and Major League Baseball attacked each other in court over competing $150 million loan proposals, with commissioner Bud Selig accusing team owner Frank McCourt of trying to break the rules that keep the league together. The team wants US Bankruptcy Judge Kevin Gross to approve the loan even though it would cost about $6.5 million more in interest and fees than a proposal by MLB, Dodgers lawyer Bruce Bennett said. McCourt has rejected baseball’s proposal, saying Selig’s hostility to him and the Dodgers makes it inappropriate for MLB to provide the loan. Attorney Tom Lauria argued that the McCourt proposal violates MLB’s rules and is inferior to its proposal . . . The Tigers acquired veteran infielder Wilson Betemit from the Royals for Single A prospects Antonio Cruz, a lefthanded pitcher, and catcher Julio Rodriguez. Tigers president Dave Dombrowski said Betemit will join the team today and will replace Brandon Inge as Detroit’s third baseman . . . The Diamondbacks called up top reliever prospect Ryan Cook, 24, from Double A Mobile . . . The Pacific Coast League nullified a no-hitter thrown by Omaha pitcher Luis Mendoza after changing a ninth-inning error to a double. The Triple A league said the Memphis Redbirds requested a review of an at-bat by Tyler Greene in the bottom of the ninth of Monday’s game in Memphis. Greene smacked a ball to deep left field that was misplayed by Omaha’s David Lough. Lough was given an error, but the official scorer changed it to a hit shortly after the game. The ruling wiped out what would have been Mendoza’s second no-hitter in PCL play . . . Celebrity boxing promoter Damon Feldman won a default judgment against former slugger Jose Canseco for breach of contract after Canseco sent his twin brother to fight instead. Canseco failed to show for his district court appearance. Feldman’s attorney, Bob Bush, said the award was for a little more than $7,600.