On the computer you can save any picture in the web browser by pointing to it with the mouse, right click should bring up a menu, and pick save image as.
As others pointed out, contact the photographer, you'll get a better version of the picture. Credits should be listed near the pictures or as a watermark inside in the picture.
Not when Flash is used... You can't right click and 'save' images to your hard drive. Go to the Gallery and try, it won't work.
Contacting the photographer IS the way to go. You might get lucky and get one sent for free. If not, please understand it cost a lot of money to travel to these events and shoot photos. The cost of the airline tickets, hotel, food, camera equipment-computers-photo editing programs, and booth rentals sometimes as well.
In the Billiard world photographers are mostly on their own as far as expenses go. The magazines don't have full time photographers working for them. They pick and choose from several photographers. You might get lucky, you might not!
It's tough enough for billiard photographers with this 'digital' age about. Everyone owns a camera, or phone w/cam these days.
Money is tight, I know. It is for the photographer too, please keep that in consideration.
Just a quick story....I was working an event (BCA Vegas) and was asked to go take photos of a player. Quite a long walk, I might add!! Went and got the shots, and told the player to come by the booth after his match to view his photos.
He came by shortly after, (with small son in tow) I pulled up his photos on my computer. Next thing I know he's got his pocket cam out and takes a photo of my photo. (On comp screen) He said 'thanks' and walked away.
I could have strangled him.